To purchase “A History of the Madison General Hospital School of Nursing 1902-1982″ book, please fill out the attached order form and return it to the Meriter Foundation Department. The cost for the book is $15. This book was completed by an archivist and three members of the class of 1960. The book is dedicated to the graduates of Madison General Hospital School of Nursing.
Over a century ago, Madison General Hospital began a training program for “pupil nurses”, which evolved to a nursing education program with clinical supervision. Nearly 2,400 nurses, almost all of them women, graduated from the program before it closed in 1982. The book tells the three-year process of molding professional nurses, a process best known to educators and mentors in the program; it also reveals a glimpse of the student nurses’ lives.
All proceeds of the book will go to Meriter Foundation – Center for Nursing Excellence. If you have any questions about the book, please call the Meriter Foundation Department at 417-5300.
A History of the Madison General Hospital School of Nursing Book Form
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