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Revolutionary War: Nursing Shortages

Revolutionary War
Nursing Shortages
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table of contents
  1. Introduction
  2. Wartime Wounds & Diseases
  3. What Is A Hospital?
  4. Nurse Advertisements
  5. Nurse Pay Vouchers
  6. Nurses In Hospital Returns
  7. Nursing Shortages
  8. Moving South

Nursing Shortages

Throughout the war, the Continental Army faced a severe nursing shortage that threatened military operations. Numerous letters between military leaders demonstrate their continued struggles to recruit enough nurses to care for their soldiers. Hospitals also faced shortages of food, firewood, blankets, medicines, and many other essentials necessary for the care of the sick and wounded. Click here to learn more.

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