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Not only Nurses were on duty, in total about 74,000 women served in the United States Army and Navy Nurse Corps during WW2 (in total there were approximately 140,000 women in the Army, 100,000 in the Navy, 23,000 in the Marines, 13,000 in the Coast Guard, and 1,000 in the Air...
The evolution of the Navy Nurse Corps Nurse Anesthesia Program is examined. Started at George Washington University in 1962, the program consists of two un... GT Byrnes - 《Aana J》 被引量: 4发表: 1991年 The retention of recalled United States Navy nurse reservists The purpose of this stud...
Sign in In subject area:Medicine and Dentistry Navy Corpsmen are unlicensed paraprofessional personnel who, after a 14-week basic medical training program, function mostly at the level of a licensed vocational nurse. From:Critical Care Nursing Clinics of North America,2003 ...
A multi-frame approach to culture was used to look at the systemic structure and functioning of the medical system, the cognitive constructs of the nurses, and the symbolic framework of rituals, meanings and work processes throughout the Navy Nurse Corps.; As background data, a...
She had worked hard, doing aide work in the state hospital to meet the school’s pre-requirements. Due to ill health, (a case of rheumatic fever as a child) she had been tutored at home for a number of years in England and her educational records were not acceptable; hence she had ...
First, she tried to get on active duty and join the Marines, explaining to the recruiters that she wanted to be a military police officer (MP) or a medic. Unfortunately, they said they weren’t looking for either, so they sent her over to the Navy—the branch...
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