Developments in Nursing Education since 1918. Bulletin, 1921, No. 20

This bulletin details developments in nursing education since 1918. The following sections are included: (1) The situation in nursing before 1918; (2) The demands of the war and how they were met; (3) Decline in applicants following the war; (4) The work of student nurses in hospitals; (5) Hours of duty in hospitals; (6) Health, recreation, and social life in nursing schools; (7) The growing movement toward student government; (8) Standards of admission to nursing schools; (9) The nonresident student nurse; (10) Improvement in courses of study; (11) The Army school of nursing; (12) Affiliations between nursing schools and other educational institutions; (13) Nursing courses in colleges and universities; (14) Scholarships for nursing and education; (15) Investigations and surveys; (16) Organized publicity for nursing schools; (17) Financial support for nursing schools; (18) Reactionary movements; (19) Some new educational measures for the present situation; and (20) The future. (Contains 7 footnotes.) [Best copy available has been provided.]