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Revolutionary War: Nurses In Hospital Returns

Revolutionary War
Nurses In Hospital Returns
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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

Nurses In Hospital Returns

The Continental Army produced hundreds of ‘Hospital Returns’ to keep track of the numbers of sick and wounded soldiers across the different army hospitals. They also kept thorough lists of physicians, surgeons, surgeons’ mates and apothecaries working in the hospitals. Very few of these staff lists include nurses; in fact, only a handful of documents recording nurses’ names have survived. This collection highlights the most detailed of these. Click here to learn more.

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