Walter Reed Army Institute of Nursing - Pledge Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Walter Reed General Hospital New challenges . . . working with a variety of people and health problems against a backdrop of diverse care settings. . . working a full 8 hour day ward management and team leading. . . TPR ,5, bed baths, nurses notes. . . learning criti- cal Observation . . . home visits. . . outpatient cil'm'cs . . . 7f you must make mistakes, it is to your advantage to make a diferent one each timeh . . constructive criticism and compliments from instructors. . . introduction to surgery. . . care plans and drug cards. . . Luckmann and Soren- son. . .commum'ty health. . . meeting death for the hrst time as a student nurse, realizing the hope of life . . . feeling and becoming a part of the health team . . . the reality ofNext Year. 92 National Naval Medical Center e Bethesda

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SENIOR CLINICAL Thou shalt not be afraid for the terror by night; nor for the arrow that flieth by day; nor for the pestilence that walketh in darkness; nor for the destruction that wasteth at noonday. b Psalms 91, Jane A. Delano Memorial 91

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Public health. . . providing nursing supervision for 2-5 families . . . making home visits . . . broken appointments . . . health reaching on pregnancy, infant 8: child care, normal growth and development and more . . . home health clients needingphysical care. . .dz'arz'es. . . workl'ngin outpatient clinics. . . conferences with doctors or PHNiv. . . rush hour traj??c. . . two full days getting to know the community and requiring a wide background of nursing knowledge. 93