Nursing for Men

secondary modern schools. ^ The value of the man in all fields of nursing has for too long been overl?? j nursing being regarded widely as a woman's province. This book, however, g0^; long way in helping to create a public image of the man serving equally well profession. In this connection, it is a pity that it failed to give credit, to the j?<)l for instituting training in the psychiatric field for all male nurses as early as J One gains the impression from this book that male nurses do not have e ^ opportunities for reaching the higher posts in that calling. This might cause / more suitable candidates to hesitate to come forward for training, especially ;l grammar schools, and it is felt that more emphasis should be laid on the chaj ^? which this career can be to the young men of today to pioneer and overcome pr^11