"Training School Methods for Institutional Nurses" offers a comprehensive guide to educating nurses within institutional settings. Authored by Charlotte Albina Aikens, this book provides essential strategies and techniques for nursing instructors and administrators. It addresses the specific challenges and opportunities of training nurses in hospitals, asylums, and other healthcare facilities.
The book covers a range of topics, from curriculum development to practical teaching methods, ensuring that nurses receive a well-rounded education. It emphasizes the importance of hands-on experience and the integration of theory with practice. A valuable resource for anyone involved in nursing education, this book remains relevant for its insights into the foundations of institutional nursing and the enduring principles of effective nurse training.
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