Collection: Alexandria Hospital School of Nursing records, 1894/1987 - ARVAS Search Results

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SURVEY ON COUNSELING NEEDS OF DIPLOMA SCHOOLS OF NURSING IN THE MIDDLE ATLANTIC AREA Box 004, Folder 008

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THE ALEXANDRIA HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING 1894-1987 Box 001, Folder 001, BIR-1, BIR-2

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"THE ALEXANDRIA HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING: A HISTORY FROM 1894 UNTIL 1915, THE ALEXANDRIA HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING 1894-1987" Box 005, Folder 037

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THE ART AND SCIENCE OF NURSING BY ELLA L. ROTHWEILER AND JEAN MARTIN WHITE Box 010, Folder 008

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THE BOARD OF LADY MANAGERS Box 001, Folder 034

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THE BOARD OF LADY MANAGERS OF THE ALEXANDRIA HOSPITAL HISTORY 1871-1980 Box 001, Folder 033

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THE NURSES' COTTAGE AT CATAWBA SANATORIUM VIRGINIA Box 001, Folder 032

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THE REAL HERITAGE Box 010, Folder 001

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"THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN NURSING AND THE HOSPITAL ORGANIZATIONAL ENVIRONMENT, NURSING STUDY; LETTER FROM ELEANOR G. FELDBAUM TO EDITH HARPER" Box 004, Folder 025

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TRADITIONAL BLACK BAND DINNER FOR NEW SENIORS (CLASS OF 1959) Box 003, Folder 047

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