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The Dan Mason Nursing Research Committee.

Queen's Nursing Institute

Publications, publicity, histories

Publications about nursing and nurse training

On trained nursing for the sick poor', Florence Nightingale

Notes on nursing for the labouring classes Florence Nightingale

District nursing in towns', Mary Minet

A lecture delivered at St Katherine's Royal Hospital to the Jubilee nurses... on nursing in cholera, and how to deal with it as first aid', Sir Joseph Fayrer

Florence Nightingale on the work of district nurses'

Hints for the home nurse, Annie E Ingram

Dangers from food', Clare Goslett

The scarcity of nurses in country workhouses', Miss Gibson

The duties of a superintendent in a small home for district nurses', M Loane

The district nurse as health missioner', M Loane (with 'Dormant sanitary legislation', Helen Bowers)

'Outlines of routine in district nursing' M Loane

The ideal district nurse', Amy Hughes, with 'The duties of a Queen's nurse' reprinted from The <i>Nursing Times</i>

A round with a district nurse', 'M.R.'

Suggestions to nurses on some special points in connection with moral and physical health'

District nursing' reprinted from Women's employment

Handbook for Queen's Nurses

'A morning with a Queen's nurse'

The work of the Queen's nurses, how they minister to the needs of the sick', AM Peterkin

District nursing: I. A great social service. II. Pioneer work in Liverpool. III. Completing the service'

The combined work of district nurse-midwives and health visitors in rural areas', Miss EM Wyatt

Outline of district nursing technique for Queen's nurses' (1930s)

The domiciliary nursing services: an account of British district nursing, midwifery and health visiting, with a comparative review of the Canadian system of home nursing

The place of the district nurse in the health services of the future'

Why not become a Queen's Nurse - a worthwhile career'

District nursing

Advertisements for District nursing

District nursing'

The training and work of district nurses'

Illustrated booklet re Queen's Institute of District Nurses (QIDN) Key Training Home, Rochdale

The home care of old people: suggestions for those caring for old people in their own homes'

Neglect of the aged sick: I. The welfare state fails. II. Paper plans - and performance'

Outline of district nursing techniques' 1954, + 1957 reprint

"Training the district nurse"

Training of home nurses'

We can save more children's lives'

The role of the district nurse in home care'

Integrated course of nurse education' reprinted from <i>Nursing Times</i>

The development of integrated schemes of training for nursing and health visiting'

Some medico-legal aspects of district nursing practice'

Home care of the elderly (Queen's Institute of District Nurses (QIDN) with the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) and National Council of Nurses of the United Kingdom (NCNUK), and the National Old People's Welfare Council)

Some aspects of the work of the midwife

General principles of district nursing practice' 1964 + 1965 reprint

Administering the local authority nursing service' (Royal College of Nursing (RCN) and National Council of Nurses of the United Kingdom (NCNUK))

The future of public health nursing' (Royal College of Nursing (RCN) and National Council of Nurses of the United Kingdom (NCNUK))

The future of district nurse training'

District nursing sister attached to hospital surgical department'

Nursing in the community 1970, 1974, 1975, 1979

The family care team: philosophy, problems, possibilities'

Nursing and midwifery in the community

Key issues in district nursing, paper 1: the district nurse within the community context', Ann MacKenzie for the Steering Group of the District Nursing Association UK

The work, responsibilities and status of the enrolled nurse

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