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Louise McManus

American educator
Also known as: Rachel Louise McManus
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Louise McManus (born March 4, 1896, North Smithfield, Rhode Island, U.S.ā€”died May 29, 1993, Natick, Massachusetts) was an American nursing educator, an early leader in extending professional nursesā€™ training in the United States and internationally. McManus graduated from the Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, New York, before earning a nursing degree from the Massachusetts General Hospital School of Nursing. Her long association with Columbia University Teachers College in New York City began with her enrollment there...

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