Volume 30 Issue 2 - 2008

Advances in Contemporary Nursing: History of Nursing and Midwifery in Australasia

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101-105 Foreword: Historical enquiry and understanding our past
Colin Holmes
106-118 The 'order of things': Tracing a hostory of the present through a re-reading of the past in nursing education
Kim Walker, Colin Holmes
119-132 Bowlby's children: The forgotten revolution in Australian children's nursing
Jeanette Wood
133-141 Looking to the future: Early twentieth-century school nursing in Queensland
Wendy Madsen
142-155 Governing nursing: Curriculum as a rhetorical vehicle using South Australian nursing schools from the 1950s onwards as an illustrative case
Mayumi Kako, Trudy Rudge
156-167 Midwifery in New Zealand 1904-1971
Jane Stojanovic
168-180 Professional, practice and political issues in the history of New Zealand's remote rural 'backblocks' nursing: The case of Mokau, 1910-1940
Pamela J Wood
181-195 Gender and class tensions between psychiatric nurses and the general nursing profession in mid-twentieth century New Zealand
Kate Prebble, Linda Bryder
199-200 Noticeboard: Ordinary Women, Extraordinary Lives: A pictorial history of Tasmanian Bush Nursing 1910-1957
Marita Bardenhagen

Book Reviews

196-196 Notes on Nursing: What It Is and What It Is Not
Florence Nightingale
Reviewed by Barbara Hayes
197-198 The Nurse Apprentice, 1860-1977 (History of Medicine in Context)
Ann Bradshaw
Reviewed by Colin Holmes

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