PERSONAL HYGIENE AND HOME NURSING

Personal Hygiene

Nursing and Hygiene

m.d. J?. K. Lewis, London, 1900. Though this little book consists of a series of lectures for those qualifying for nurses, it will be a valuable addition to the home library for family use, as the author himself says, in the majority of cases of sickness in a home, the nursing falls to the lot of mother, wife, sister or daughter. To them?fearful and uncertain of what is best to be done?this lit...

Reducing nursing home use through consumer-directed personal care services.

CONTEXT Personal care services (PCS) are intended to enable beneficiaries with physical or cognitive impairments to live safely at home rather than in nursing facilities. The quality and flexibility of these services, typically provided by home care agencies, may not be sufficient to allow some beneficiaries to continue living at home. OBJECTIVE We sought to test whether consumer direction of...

Hygiene and Nursing in Belgium

cultures, a chemical laboratory, a micrographic installation, incinerating furnaces, &c. A clinic, with operating theatres and anaesthetising and sterilising annexes, an X-ray department, two wards of 10 beds each, two dispensaries and a laboratory for the study of tropical, social and professional diseases, will be annexed to the Institute. There will also be a hall for lectures and classes ac...

Personal Mental Hygiene