HOME NURSING
I'EKB INSTRUCTION AT. THE; . HOSPITAL.
Following up the proposal made by the me'lical superintendent (Dr. Barclay) ot the Wellington Hospital; at -the- -recent conference of the Hospital and Uarit■ible \ id Board and the epidemic.group commanders're-the- training of-women 111 tho fundamentals of home nursing, the hospital authorities have made all ar : raiigemonts for an 'early start, and an advertisement has been published callin" for applicants who nro/prepared to uirdcrgo a two-tveefa' course in the work, and so better fll themselves for attending the sick in times of Irp.ublo. It will 'be <«nieinbere(l that iu making Iho proposal Dr. Barclay laid down certain ri»id rules which nuist he conformed to by those- prepared to undergo the training" Volunteers must be prepared to reside for a fortnight at least m the .precincts of Ihe hospital, and must con. form to its rules and discipline. , . . They will havo to commence their duties at •-, am. and take "divided duly" in the afternoons and oveuings. On the other hand they will be provided villi 'uniforms and" boarded free of charge during tho time they are undergoing their trainin" It is proposed to lake in batches of "twenty volunteer nurses at a time.
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Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 156, 27 March 1919, Page 2
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198HOME NURSING Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 156, 27 March 1919, Page 2
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