Author: Florence Nightingale
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Publisher: Barnes & Noble
Binding: Paperback
ISBN: 0760749949
Notes on Nursing (Barnes & Noble Library of Essential Reading): What It Is, and What It Is Not
No one knows if Florence Nightingale deliberately set out to become a nursing champion, but it is clear that the 1859 publication of her book "Notes on Nursing: What it Is, And What It Is Not" secured her place in nursing history. Medical books Notes on Nursing (Barnes & Noble Library of Essential Reading). Medical books Notes On Nursing (barnes & Noble Library Of Essential Reading): What It Is, And. Product Category :Books ISBN :0760749949 Title :Notes on Nursing (Barnes Noble Library of Essential Reading): What It Is, and What It Is Not EAN :9780760749944 Authors :Nightingale, Florence Binding :Paperback Publisher :Barnes Noble Publication Date :2003-10-06 Pages :144 Signed :False First Edition :False Dust Jacket :False List Price (MSRP) :4.95 Height :0.4000 inches Width :5.4000 inches Length :8.0000 inches Weight :0.3000 pounds Condition :Good Delivery confirmation now included on all sh
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Product Category :Books ISBN :0760749949 Title :Notes on Nursing (Barnes Noble Library of Essential Reading): What It Is, and What It Is Not EAN :9780760749944 Authors :Nightingale, Florence Binding :Paperback Publisher :Barnes Noble Publication Date :2003-10-06 Pages :144 Signed :False First Edition :False Dust Jacket :False List Price (MSRP) :4.95 Height :0.4000 inches Width :5.4000 inches Length :8.0000 inches Weight :0.3000 pounds Condition :Good Delivery confirmation now included on all sh
Author: Florence, Nightingale, Florence ISBN-10: 0760749949
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Medical Book Notes on Nursing (Barnes & Noble Library of Essential Reading)
By the author's own admission, the work was not written as a training manual for nurses. Yet in many ways, this classic book, which was a best seller when issued and has been continuously in print since it was published 150 years ago, defines the precepts that became the prototype for contemporary nursing practice, provides a compelling historical perspective on the evolution of healthcare delivery, and provides an intimate glimpse into the Victorian Age. Although nurses no longer empty chamber pots, open chimney flues, or worry about their crinoline skirts catching fire, they may be interested to find among Nightingale's writings such modern-day concepts as the mind-body connection, plant therapy, and pet therapy.
