WHEN NURSING WAS STARCHY
During my SRN training in the 1950s I spent three months at the Infectious Disease Hospital for fever experience. There, very strict barrier nursing was essential, and we wore white cotton face masks and gowns over our uniform to prevent cross-infection. My first ward consisted of a central kitchen with Sister’s office and a linen […]
WHEN A TRAINEE NURSE DID ‘FEVER EXPERIENCE’