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Spaar en Hout. In de achttiende en negentiende eeuw was het één van de fraaiste buitenplaatsen tussen de Haarlemmerhout en het Spaarne, waaraan het zijn naam ontleent. De buitenplaats is destijds uitgebreid met twee vleugels waarna op 30 mei 1930 Spaar en Hout als één van de eerste verzorgingshuizen in Nederland werd geopend. Van het drieëneenhalve hectare grote complex is 1200 m² bebouwd. Een poortgebouw ontsluit het karakteristieke park, waarin aan het einde van de oprijlaan het statige hoofdgebouw opdoemt.
Undergraduate nursing pinning ceremony at Sacred Heart University's Chapel of the Holy Spirit - photo by Tracy Deer-Mirek 12/17/18
Every year I visit the same Texas nursing home during the Christmas season. This year I was there for Boxing Day.
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This looks to be a picture of my Mother's nursing class at the Leeds General Infirmary. I'm guessing that it will be a photo from when they completed the course and became SRNs. Which will have been in 1942.
8th August 2007: Now here's the thing. This picture is the most popular photo I have on Flickr (alongside a picture of a ladybird on a leave). Since I uploaded it on 4th May (96 days ago) it has had 61 views. That's approximately 2 views every 3 days.
But it isn't in any groups and it only has 4 tags. Even if it comes up in a search you don't have to view it. So where's the interest? Is it the nurses' uniforms? The building? Or the rugs at the front? Or just that this is a picture of 19 lovely 1940s ladies?
I would be interested to know.
2nd September 2007: 100 views today! So that's 39 extra views in 26 days, 3 views every 2 days. Now we are really motoring. That's really left the ladybird far behind on 65 views.
One more thing I have noticed about these nurses. Some have dark coloured belts (they are elasticated black with a big buckle with a crest on it, I still have my Mother's belt), but most have light coloured belts. Or possibly no belt at all and we can just see the waistband of the apron. I notice my Mother wasn't wearing her black belt.
Here are some new Nursing titles that have been purchased over the past couple of months. Place your cursor over a book's cover to see more information. Click on the Check availability link to see if the book is available in the Library's online catalog.
St John Ambulance, Beverley Nursing Division at Saturday Market, Beverley, 1940.
Originally founded in 1877, the St John Ambulance has recently celebrated it’s 140 year anniversary. A Brigade was in place in Beverley by at least 1937, and in 1945, the Association moved premises to the former Scotch Baptist Chapel on the corner of Morton Lane and Wilbert Lane where it has remained to this day.
This image shows members of the Beverley Brigade ready for ‘War Work’ duty standing outside Westerbys. They were Corn and Hay Straw Dealers, Pure Dripping Manufacturers and Tallow Chandlers in Saturday Market.
The Beverley Picture Playhouse situated in the corner is showing the latest film of the day, ‘All Came True’ starring Ann Sheridan and Humphrey Bogart.
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Bighorn Sheep Nursing - Badlands National Park South Dakota: Below is the same shot with a point and shoot to get a look at the terrain.
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San Jacinto College offers a wide range of nursing courses and degree options at all three campuses.
"How many guys on your Nursing course?"
"Just one"
"Good on him. Does he get teased?"
"Actually, no. He's quite outspoken, so he can take care of himself.”
I do admire and have genuine respect for nursing staff, and I told Rosemary so when she told me what she was studying. She was with a friend, also on the course, who gently persuaded her to agree to my photo request, I like those type of friends :)
I asked her what made her go into the profession and she replied, “I’m quite a caring person, I always have been so it made sense to do something with that.”
I don’t know how but we got onto the subject of male nurses, something of a topic in itself, so I enquired about any on her course - less than 1%. I was with my friend who butted in with, “I’d love to be on a course where I’m the only guy!”, which made everyone laugh. But then I thought about it further and thought that a male would have to be fairly determined and strong willed to go into it, not that there is anything wrong with it of course. Nursing is still seen as a 'Florence Nightingale’ profession, and is therefore female-dominated.
Rosemary will make a stylish nurse, I loved the pose she gave me.