Tuberculosis Handbook for Public Health Nurses

A Manual of Tuberculosis for Nurses and Public Health Workers

We welcome the publication of the second .e<^jSe of Dr. Underwood's little book on tuberculosis, 1 scope of which has now been widened in order that should appeal not only to the nurses, but also to 1 class of persons such as almoners, sanitary inspect and other health workers. In view of the re.cfep developments on the subject there have been con?^egt able additions and alterations in this edi...

Handbook for Psychiatric Nurses

e "andbook for Psychiatric Nurses must surely be unique in having a continuous unc^er various titles from 1885 when it first appeared as the Handbook for J^ants on the Insane. At one time, the "Red Handbook" covered all the subjects "that 2 syllabus for the examinations in mental nursing, including much revvr 'ater more adequately dealt with elsewhere. This edition has been entirely aheirt anc*...

Handbook of Helminthiasis for Public Health

In 1849, John Snow pioneered the application of mapping to public health by producing a map depicting locations of cholera cases around the Broad Street pump in London (1). Thus, any book describing recent advances in mapping infectious disease is potentially of interest to practicing public health officials. The topics covered in the 11 chapters in this book range from the very technical, such...

A Handbook for Nurses

Nurses for Public Health Work

Since 1920 an international course of training in Public Health Nursing, organised by the Red Cross Societies, has been held at Bedford College for Women in order to meet the increasing demand in all countries for nurses qualified for service in the Public Health field. This year the students have more than maintained the high standard set by former groups, and all sixteen students received the...