Initially, rehabilitation professionals were recruited from a variety of human service disciplines, including public health nursing, social work, and school counseling.
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After returning to British Columbia, she co-authored the Baillie-Creelman Report, assessing the status of Canadian public health nursing and making recommendations.
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Soon after, a public health nurse came and said she was taking the twins to the Winslow Indian Hospital because one was ill.
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Estelle Lawton, a public health nurse supervisor, is no longer surprised to hear 50-year-old women tell her they've never done a breast self-examination.
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Today midwives in Japan are regulated under the Act on Public Health Nurse, Midwife and Nurse ( No . 203 ) established in 1948.
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She began her career as a public health nurse in Chicago and during the Racine, before returning to Chicago where she ended her career.
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Afterwards, the public health nursing service was also established to carry out preventive health care and public education, as physicians became concerned with insufficient numbers.
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After the death of her husband and oldest son in 1932, Lindsay taught Red Cross classes and became a public health nurse in Salt Lake.
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The public health nurse looks for areas of concern within the community and assesses and plans ways through which the concerns can be resolved or minimized.
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A public health nurse suggests that some of the girls had 50 or more sexual partners and that casual group sex among Conyers'youths was not uncommon.
