Abstract
This is the report of an exhaustive survey of nurse training and education. It deals extensively with the multiplicity of problems connected with nurse training and service, including (<i>a</i>) the functions of the nurse in public health, in private duty, and in institutional work, and (<i>b</i>) the training of the nurse in the hospital school, extended reference being made to preliminary, theoretical and practical training and the conditions under which nurses work, and mention being made of the training of subsidiary nurses, of university schools, and of postgraduate courses. This is a thorough discussion of a very live topic and will be of extreme interest not only to the medical and nursing professions, but also to hospital superintendents, public health agencies, and all others who are interested in the training of those who are to aid the physicians in the care of the sick. The book cannot fail to exert
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