LANGUE ANGLAISE
À complete system of nursing, written by medical men and nurses. London 1898.
Art of feeding the invalid.
ALLAN (James). — Fever nursing.
À MANUAL OF NURSING. Prepared for the training school for nurses attached. To Bellevue Hospital (New York 1878).
ANDERSON (James). — Medical Nursing, notes of lectures given to the probationers at the London Hospital (London 1894).
À manual of directions prepared for the use of the nurses in the Army hospitals, by a committee of hospital physicians of the city of New York (New York 1861).
A Friendly letter to under nurses of the sick, especially in unions (London 1861). "
À Handbook of Nursing for family and general use (Philadelphia 1879).
BARNESs (J. H.). — Notes on surgical nursing ; being a short course of lectures delivered at the Training School for nurses in connction with the Liverpool Workhouse (London 1874).
Bar (G. W.). — Lectures addressed to the nursing staff, by physicians and surgeons of Kings College Hospital (London 1884).
BEnTox (S.). Nurses and Nursing (London 1877).
Back (G.). — Sick-nursing. A handbook for all who have to do with cases of disease and convalescence (London 1880).
BLair (J.). — Opening address to nurses, with notes to nurses and rules for nurses under training added (Melbourne 1880).
BrincxMan (A.). — Notes on the care ofthe sick, and pratical advice to those in charge of the dying and the dead (London, 1879).
Buroærr (Sir Henry). — Helpsin sicknen and to health ; where to go
and what to do (London 1891).
BRuEN (E T.). - Practical lessons in nursing. Outlines for the management of diet, or the regulation of food to the requires
ments of health and the treatment of disease. (Philadelphia 1887).
Bez (Joseph). — Notes on Surgery for Nurses.
Bisuop (E.Stanmore).— Lectures to nurses on antiseptics in surgery. (London 1891).
— On preparation for operation in private houses. (London 1899). CauLreiLp (S. F. A.). — Sick nursing al home; being plain direction and hints for the proper nursing of sick persons, and home treatment of disases and accidents in cases of sudden emergencies. (London 1880).
CarecxisM for Nurses.
Curr (Herbert E.). — À course of lectures on medicine to nurses. (London 1898). MS CurRaAN (Martin W.). — Information for nurses in home and hospital. (Chicago 1893). 4 CuLzuiN@worTx (Charles J.). — A short manual for monthly nurses. (London 1891).
CRAVEN (Mrs Dacre). — À guide to district nurses. (London 1889). Cuzuwéwortu (C. J.). — The nurse’s companion. À manual of general and monthly nursing. (London 1876).
— À manual of nursing medical and surgical. (London 1885). — A short manual for monthly nurses. (London 1887).
Cæizp (Mrs). — The family nurse; or companion of the frugal housewife. (Boston 1837).
Domvizce (E. J.). — A manual for hospital nurses and others engaged
in attending on the sick. (London 1872).
— À manual for hospital nurses and others engaged in attending on the sick (Philadelphia 1888).
DucxworTx (D.). — Sick-nursing essentially à woman’s mission : being an inaugural lecture on the qualification for and the j conduct of sick-nurses. (London 1885).
DanNarTT (Alice), — How to become a hospital Due probationer, nurse, sister, etc. (London 1893).
Daw (W. H.). — The care of consumptives. (London 1898. DoBrée (Louisa). — À manual of home nursing, with an introduction by Mary Scharlieb M. D. (London 1889).
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East (Ed.). — Private treatment of the Insane.
Eccces (W. Mc. Adam). a Elementary anatomy and surgery for nurses. À series of lectures delivered to the nursing staff of the West London Hospital. (London 1896).
FuzLERTON (Anna M.). — À handbook of obstetrical nursing for nurses, students and mothers; comprising the course of instruction in obstetrieal nursing given tothe pupils of the Training School for Nurses connected with the Woman’s Hospital of Philadelphia. (Philadelphia 1871.
FirzéerALp (C.E.). — Physiology and hygiene for home nursing.
GLAISTER (John). — A manual of hygiene for students and nurses. (London 1899).
Huexes (Amy). — Practical hints on district nursing (London, 1899).
Hurry (Jamieson B.). — District nursing on a provident basis (London, 1899).
Harpy (C.-H.). — Introductory lecture on the duties of nurses (Melbourne, 1881).
Hie (Samuel). — The Nurses Guide to Massage.
How to become a trained nurse (New-York, 1878).
Hauzrain (Francis). — Handbook of Obstetric Nursing.
Hewer (Annie W.). — Antiseptics-a handbook for nurses.
HaRDiNG (William). — Fevers and infectious diseases ; their nursing and practical management (London, 1897).
— Mental Nursing (London, 1898).
HAMPTON (Isabel-Adams). — Nursing ; its principles and practice. For hospital and private use (Philadelphia, 1893).
Heruer, (John-B.). — Notes on Gynæcological Nursing (London, 1891).
Heanzy. — Hint for Matrons and Pupils in cottage hospitals.
Hoop (Donald W. Charles). — Diseases and their commencement. Lectures to trained nurses delivered at the West London Hospital (London, 1886).
How to nurse sick children; intended especially as a help to the nurses at the Hospital for Sick Children (New-York, 1855),
Humeurey (Laurence). — À Manuel of Nursing medical and surgical (London, 1889, 13° éd., 1895).
HawxiNs-AMBLER (G.-A.), — Gynæcological nursing (London, 1899).
Hussan» (H.-A.). — The monthly nurse; a few hints on nursing (Edinburgh, 1886).
INsTRUCTIONS for attendants on the insane.
Jackson (J.-C.).— How to nurse the sick (New-York, 1868).
Joanstone (M'° F. ). — Lessons on the prevention of the spread of
fevers (St-Leonard’s on Sea, 1876). Jones (H.). —- An essay on nursing (London, 1864). Lay nurses for the sick poor in our London Workhouses (Lon-
don, 1866).
Less (Florence S.). — Handbook for hospital une (London, 1874). LawLess (E.-J.). — First aid to the injured and management of the
sick. An ambulance handbook and elementary manual of nursing (London, 1899).
Loos (J.). — Nursing as a vocation for women (Colombo 1887). LANDALE (E. J. R.). — Points for probationers (London 1892). Leonarp (H.S.). — Nurses’s Handbook: an elementary manual. Lon@snore (J. S.). — The principles and practice of nursing, or a guide to the inexperienced (Philadelphia 1842). Lücxes (Eva). — Lectures on general nursing delinered to the probationers of the London Hospital Training School ( London 1884).
— Hospital Sisters and their Duties (London 1886). Lewis (Percy J.). — The theory and practice of nursing ; a text-book for nurses (London 1892).
LEonARD (C. H.). — Bandaging.
WALTER (Pye). — Elementary bandaging and surgical dressing. MaRTIN (John M. H.). — Ambulance lectures, to which is added a nursing lecture (London 1888).
MacPHERSON (W. G.). — Suggestions for sick-nursing in Indian station hospitals (Calcutta 1886).
Mises (Alexander), — Surgical ward-work and nursing. À handbook for junior students of medicine and nurses (London 1894).
Marrix (W. J.) — Questions and answers on nursing. Morten (Honnor). — How to become a nurse (London). — The nurse’s dictionary of Es terms and nursing treatment (London 1891).
— From a nurse’s note book (London 1890).
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Moserzy (Miss L. G.). — Sick nursing al home (London 1899). MarsHazz (C.-F.). — Elementary physiology for nurses (London 1899).
MarTiN (J. M. H.).— Ha lectures, to which is added a nursing lecture, etc., etc. (London 1888).
MARTINEAU (H.). — Life in the sick room. Essays (London 1844). Murs (C. K.). — Practical Lessons in nursing. The nursing and cure ofthe nervous and the insane (Philadelphia 1887).
Mitoxezz (S. W.). — Nurse and patient, and camp cure (Philadelphia 1877).
Money (H.). — À tractuponinterr upted health and sick room duties (London 1847),
Munro (A). — The science and arl of nursing the sick (Glasgow 1873).
NiGTINGALE (Florence). — Notes on nursing ; what it is and what it is not (New-York 1860).
— Notes on nursing for the labouring classes (London 1876). Neuman (R. A.). — Home nursing (London 1886).
Norris (Rachel). — Norris’s nursing notes. Being a manual of medi-
cal and surgical information for the use of Bospital nurses and
a Oris (F. N.). — A lecture delivered before the ladies of the School . Re (New-York 1876).
‘ ORME (S.-E). — The matron’s course and introduction to Hénpital and
private nursing (London 1897).
OSLER (William). — Nurse and patient (Baltimore 1897).
—- Doctor and nurse ; remarks to the first class of graduates from the Training School for Nurses at the Johns Hopkins Hospital (Baltimore 1891).
OsBoRNE (Sam.). — Ambulance lectures on home nursing and hygiene (London 1891). -
Porter. — Handbook of nursing.
Jex BLAKke (Sophia). — The care of Infants.
Bucxnizz. — The care of the Insane.
Riner-Caurcuizz. — Diet for the Sick (London, 1886).
Plain directions for the care of the sick, and recipes for sick people
(New-York 1875).
Preston (Ann). — Nursing of the sick and the training of nurses. (Philadelphia 1863).
RicHarpson (W. L.) — Adress on the duties and conduct of nurses in private nursing. (Boston 1887).
— Notes on preventing the nue of infectious diseases. (London, 1887). | Ricnmonp (C. E.). — Antiseptic Re for nurses. (London 1897). : RoBerTs (R. Lawton\. — Illustrated lectures on nursing and hygiene. (London 1890).
Ruwsey (H. W.) — The training of nurses. (London 1873). SIBvEkiNG (E. H.) — Thoughts on nursing. (London 1873). Smira (W. R.). — Lectures on nursing. (London 1875). SToRER (H. R.) — On nurses and nursing ; with especial reference to the management of sick women. (Boston 1868). É STEPHENSON (Sydney). — Ophtalmic nursing. (London 1900). STONEY (Emily A. M.) — Practical points in nursing. For nurses in private practice. (London 1899).
The management of the sick room, with rules for diet, cookery for the sick and convalescent etc. (New-York 1845). « The Hospital » nurse’s case book (London 1899). The pocket-case-book for district and DU nursing [by a physis cian] (London, 1899).
The nurses diary for (1900).
THomson (A. T.). — The domestic management of the sick-room, necessary in aid of medical treatment, for the cure of diseases (Philadelphia, 1845).
THompson (C.J. S.). — Notes on pharmacy and dispensing for nurses (London, 1899).
TRALL (R. T.). — The hygienic hand-book intended as a practical guide for the sick-room (New-York, 1873).
Twinine (Louisa). — Nurses for the sick; with a letter to young women (London, 1861).
VerrcH (Z. P.). — Handbook for nurses for the sick (London, 1876).
VoswinkeL (Bertha M.). — Surgical nursing (Philadelphia, 1895). WiLcraMs-Fisher. — Hints to Hospital Nurses.
Wxmax (H. C.). — The training of nurses (Philadelphia, 1889). Worcester (A.). — Monthly nursing.
Warson (J. K.). — À handbook for nurses (honion: 1899).
Wiuson (J.C.), — Fever-nursing ; designed for the use of professional and other nurses, and especially as a text book for nurses in training (Philadelphia, 1899).
WARRINGTON (J.). — The nurses guide. Containing a series of instructions to females who wish to engage in the important business of nursing mother and child in the lying-in chamber (Philadelphia, 1839).
WayTE (V.). — Manual of nursing for home and hospital, including monthly nursing and the nursing of sick children (Glasgow, 1886).
Wizson (J. C.). — Fractical lessons in nursing. Fever-nursing (Philadelphia, 1888).
WaALMSLEY. — Outlines suitable for Mental Nurses and Asylum attendants.
Woop (Catherine).— Handbook of Nursing.
W&exs (Clara S.). — A text-book of nursing, for the use of training
schools, families and private students (New-York, 1889). WoRcCESTER (A.). — À new way of training nurses (Boston, 1888).
YEARsLey (Macleod). — Nursing in Diseases of the throat, nose and ear (London, 1899). | ZALuGovski (Michael). — Care of sick, wounded, pregnant, partu-
rient, new-born and first aid until arrival of physicians (Tver, 1889).
