Subsidiary Notes
Subsidiary Notes as to the Introduction of Female Nursing into Military Hospitals in Peace and War
作者：Nightingale, Florence, 1820-1910
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共 102 题- Transcriber’s Note
- SUBSIDIARY NOTES
- AS TO THE
- INTRODUCTION OF FEMALE NURSING
- INTO
- MILITARY HOSPITALS
- IN PEACE AND IN WAR.
- CONTENTS.
- PAGES
- DIGEST v–x
- Note on Contagion and Infection 128–132
- Note as to Teaching Nursing 22, 23
- ILLUSTRATION.
- Plan of the Lariboisière Hospital at Paris p. 63
- DIGEST.
- PAGES
- THOUGHTS SUBMITTED BY ORDER 1–28
- CONCERNING
- I. Five Conditions essential to this service 1–3
- V. Nurses’ Meals to be sent them Cooked 76
- I. ORDERLIES’ DUTIES 91–108
- Note on certain “Observations” by Sir John Hall 132, 133
- THOUGHTS SUBMITTED BY ORDER CONCERNING
- I. HOSPITAL-NURSES.
- II. NURSES IN CIVIL HOSPITALS.
- 9. Hours of morning and evening poulticing and dressing to be fixed.
- III. NURSES IN HER MAJESTY’S HOSPITALS.
- 12. Their pension on the same graduated scale.
- FOOTNOTES:
- I.
- GENERAL ORDERS.
- II.
- 1. Our Nurses were of four sorts.
- 2. There should always be a proportion of Nurses in Army Hospitals
- III.
- IV.
- As to some miscellaneous considerations, of no small importance--
- There should be some Rule of this kind--
- I. Adverse Medical Officers will make all use of counter-regulations.
- PATIENTS. ATTENDANTS.
- But, with regard to deal flooring,--
- The great advantages of this are:--
- I. The boards, which are always of deal, can be prepared in three ways:
- GENERAL PRINCIPLES AS TO WAGES AND PENSIONS.
- APPLICATIONS OF THE FOREGOING PRINCIPLES.
- At the same time it is necessary to state--
- Hospital de Lariboisière
- 612 Lits.
- As regards the efficiency of her service:--
- VI. Supposing that we serve each Pavilion by one Nurse, I submit that--
- 1. The Nurse’s day-room should be on the ground floor.
- 4. That each such ward should have a scullery.
- With regard to these questions, I further submit--
- 12. I should prefer wards of 30 each to wards of 25 each.
- SCHEME FOR THREE ORDERLIES A. B. C. SERVING WARD X.
- 2. It secures these persons good food and refreshment at night.
- It is right to bear in mind,--
- I do consider small wards very objectionable in working a Hospital.
- II. NURSE’S ROOM, &c.
- III. REGULATIONS.
- I.--_Ventilation._
- NOTE.
- I. DAILY.
- 2. Sweep the floor and skirtings with the hair broom.
- II. WEEKLY.
- 3. Clean the brooms and pails.
- III. ANNUALLY.
- NOTE ON CONTAGION AND INFECTION.
- NOTE.
- FOOTNOTES:
- THOUGHTS SUBMITTED AS TO AN EVENTUAL NURSES’ PROVIDENT FUND.
- I. WAGES AND PROSPECTS OF NURSES.
- II. DESIRABILITY OF SOME FURTHER PROVISION.
- III. OF WHAT NATURE?
- IV. SUGGESTIONS AS TO THE RULES TO BE FOLLOWED.
- V. PROSPECTS OF EVENTUAL SUPPORT.
- I. WAGES AND PROSPECTS OF NURSES.
- II. DESIRABILITY OF SOME FURTHER PROVISION.
- III. OF WHAT NATURE?
- 1. With regard to kind.
- III. Of some dozen benefit societies in large towns.
- IV. Of Guy’s Hospital Superannuation Fund.
- V. To take the practical opinion of two experienced actuaries.
- VI. Also of the Treasurer and Matron of St. Bartholomew’s;
- I. Their work wears them out comparatively soon.
- 2. With regard to persons.
- 3. With regard to objects.
- Shall the objects be
- III. With burial payments I think the Fund should have nothing to do.
- Suffer me to submit, without wearying patience by urging proof,--
- IV. RULES TO BE FOLLOWED IN GIVING ASSISTANCE.
- 12. All possible safe curtailment of office expenses.
- V. PROSPECTS OF EVENTUAL SUPPORT.
- NOTE AS TO THE NUMBER OF WOMEN EMPLOYED AS NURSES IN GREAT BRITAIN.
- TABLES OF AGE AND DISTRIBUTION.
- TABLE A.
- GREAT BRITAIN.
- AGES.
- TABLE B.
- AGED 20 YEARS OF AGE, AND UPWARDS.
- NOTE AS TO TEACHING NURSING.
- FOOTNOTES: