virginia henderson established an efficient system to train nurses.
virginia henderson established an efficient system to train nurses.
who established an efficient system to train nurses?
virginia henderson
simultaneously, broe became involved with the danish nurses organisation (). between 1934 and 1935, she served on the committee for additional training and from 1934 to 1950, worked among others on the building committee. from 1938, broe served on dsr's teaching committee and was its chair between 1943 and 1946. the committee task was to propose minimum curriculum for nursing students along with basic educational prerequisites. when broe returned from study in new york in 1938, she was hired as training manager for the new program offered at aarhus university to train nurses and senior nurses. it was a twelve-year appointment, marked with three sabbaticals. broe joined the danish florence nightingale committee and the nurses' cooperative of nordic countries () in 1940 and increasingly sought international cooperation in developing nursing standards. between april and may 1945, broe worked at the padborg quarantine station set up by the danish red cross. the rescue mission was an evacuation of sick prisoners from the neuengamme concentration camp in sweden to denmark. after arriving at one of three quarantine stations, the prisoners were bathed, fed, hydrated and given basic medical aid. after a night of stabilization, all evacuees proceed to sweden where their care continued until germany‘s unconditional surrender. in 1947, broe joined the international council of nurses (icn) and took a leave to study abroad, first at columbia's teachers college again and then at the university of toronto. she went abroad again to study in 1950 at the university of chicago.
ellen broe
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the presbyterian nursing and midwifery training college, agogo, formerly presbyterian nurses' training college is a public tertiary health institution located in agogo ashanti akim in the ashanti region of ghana. it was established by the swiss missionaries in march 1935 in order to train nurses for the agogo presbyterian hospital. the hospital and the nursing/midwifery training college are all under the presbyterian health services. the presbyterian health services is also under the christian health association of ghana (chag). chag is an association of christian churches that have established hospitals and or medical training institutions.
nurses training college, agogo