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Mimetic desire and professional closure: toward a theory of intra/ inter-professional aggression.

Out of devastating carnage our profession was born.

A source of solace.

The satisfaction of doing national work, the delight of change and a good salary: the health of British colonial nurses going to work in the concentration camps of the Anglo-Boer War (1899-1902).

The Museum of Nursing History, Inc.: a sense of pride.

[Edith Cavell (1865-1915)]. FAU - Guillermand, Jean

Mary Seacole: self taught nurse and heroine of the Crimean War.

BJN 100 years ago: practical tips for nursing care.

[Ethel Bedford Fenwick (1857-1947].

The evolution of contemporary nursing. Reflecting on the state of nursing in home health care--then, now, and in the future.

Sister Mary Joseph and Her Nodule: Historical and Clinical Perspective

Remembering Lillian Wald.

Florence Nightingale: founder of modern nursing and hospital epidemiology.

Four Connecticut physicians: window to Civil War medicine and service.

Advances in medicine and blood pressure management.

Beyond the glass wall: Black Canadian nurses, 1940-1970.

[Ottillie Hammes: a nursing pioneer in Santa Catarina, Brazil].

Nursing history: an irrelevance for nursing practice?

[The trajectory of a nurse: Neuza Aparecida Ramos].

Pumpkins, pigs, and people.