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  • Mary Adelaide Nutting.
    Mary Adelaide Nutting

    She helped found the American Journal of Nursing in 1900. The following year she established a six-month preparation course in hygiene, elementary practical nursing, anatomy, physiology, and materia medica for entering students to prepare them for ward work. She also began a professional nursing library at Johns Hopkins, from…

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    She helped found the American Journal of Nursing in 1900. The following year she established a six-month preparation course in hygiene, elementary practical nursing, anatomy, physiology, and materia medica for entering students to prepare them for ward work. She also began a professional nursing library at Johns Hopkins, from…

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