Public health nursing/ Expert committee on nursing
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TextSeries: Technical report series No. 167. Fourth report Publication details: Geneva: Palais des nation, 1959Description: 31pages ; 21 cmSubject(s): DDC classification: - 100 SD:610.621 WHO.TR.167
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Introduction -- Function of public health nursing -- Administration of public health nursing services -- Education for public health nursing -- Research in public health nursing -- recommendations
The fourth session of the WHO Expert Committee on nursing was held in Geneva from 6 to 11 October 1958.
Dr. P. Dorolle, acting on behalf of the Director-General, welcomed the Committee. He referred on the importance of the subject for discussion in relation to the programme and stated that the effectiveness of a public health service is dependent on well-qualified personnel, of which nursing is the largest group.
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