Millenium Minutes-A Look Back at Licensing

A Look Back at the Conference

The President of the Conference challenged the Church to bring one new person to faith at every chapel or congregation across the Connexion. He said " Let's take God seriously. I want to help us in the task of evangelism, to put mission on the agenda and give our churches an aim to win a person for Christ. " He reminded the Conference that wherever our mission takes us, God has gone there befor...

Let's look at human immunodeficiency virus look-back before leaping into hepatitis C virus look-back.

THESE ARE INTERESTING but disturbing times in trans­ fusion medicine. For. better or worse, our decisions and policies are influenced aimosf as much by lawyers, leg­ islators, ethicists, the media, and other "representa­ tives" of the public interest as they are by physicians ' and scientists who have devoted their life's work to the field. The issue presently at hand is the advisability of v i...

Let's look at human immunodeficiency virus look-back before leaping into.hepatitis C virus look-back

THESE ARE INTERESTING but disturbing times in transfusion medicine. For. better or worse, _our decisions and policies are influenced ·alinosf as much' by lawyers, legislators, ethicists, the media, and other "representatives" of the public interest as they are by physicians and scientists who have.devoted their li(e's work to the field. The issue presently at hand is the advisability of initiat...

A look back and a look ahead.

The author reviews a series of predictions made more than two decades ago regarding nursing and nursing administration. These concerned the work of nursing, the workers involved in nursing, the environment surrounding practice, and the nurse's role. While many of the forecasts were right on target, others fell short of the mark; both are discussed in light of the challenges facing nurse adminis...

A look back, a look ahead.