Making Good on Private Duty: Practical Hints to Graduate Nurses

MAKING GOOD ON PRIVATE DUTY - MAKING GOOD ON PRIVATE DUTY - PRACTICAL HINTS TO GRADUATE NURSES - BY - HARRIET CAMP LOUNSBERY, R.N. - PRESIDENT WEST VIRGINIA STATE NURSES' ASSOCIATION SANITARY SCHOOL INSPECTOR FOR CHARLESTON INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT

PREFACE

CHAPTER - I. THE NURSE AND HER PATIENT - II. THE NURSE AND THE DOCTOR - III. THE NURSE HERSELF - IV. THE NURSE AND HER PATIENT'S FAMILY, FRIENDS AND SERVANTS - V. GENERAL REMARKS ON FOODS AND FEEDING - VI. THE NURSE AS RELATING TO HER TRAINING SCHOOL AND TO HER FELLOW NURSES - VII. WHY DO NURSES COMPLAIN? - VIII. THE NURSE AS A TEACHER - IX. CONVALESCENCE - X. HOW SHALL A NURSE OCCUPY HER DAYS OF WAITING? - XI. SOME HINTS FOR THE OBSTETRICAL NURSE - XII. AS TO WASHING THE BABY - XIII. THE VALLEY OF THE SHADOW - I - THE NURSE AND HER PATIENT

II. THE NURSE AND THE DOCTOR

III. THE NURSE HERSELF

IV. THE NURSE AND HER PATIENT'S FAMILY, FRIENDS, AND SERVANTS

V. GENERAL REMARKS ON FOODS AND FEEDING

VI. THE NURSE AS RELATING TO HER OWN TRAINING SCHOOL AND TO HER FELLOW NURSES

VII. WHY DO NURSES COMPLAIN?

VIII. THE NURSE AS A TEACHER