Salt Lake Telegram | 1938-12-07 | Page 10 | State's Nurses Open Institute

STATES STATE'S NURSES OPEN INSTITUTE The ideal of their profession shining shining shining shin shin- ing before them as a guiding light nurses of district 1 Utah State Nurses' Nurses association opened a three- three day institute as top feature on a week-long week program designed for public b benefit and self They went into the third day of Graduate Nurses' Nurses Week as the Institute opened in the Ivory room of the Newhouse no noel notel el where physicians physicians physicians phy phy- and surgeons spoke and nurses demonstrated the skill of their profession The first mothers hour also opened late Wednesday afternoon at the C. Z C. C M. M I I. I auditorium where Miss Julia of the L L. D D. S S. hospital staff and Mrs Dorothy Tuttle were in m charge of a group of representative nurses from the local ocal Am American rican Red Cross chapter the he Salt Lake Visiting Nurses' Nurses association association association as as- Salt Lake City and county health boards and other Both the Institute and mothers hour lour the latter designed to teach parents proper care of children and reveal the high part nursing service plays in community life will be re repeated repeated repeated re- re Thursday and Friday The institute starts at 1 p p. p m m. daily the mothers hour hourat at 3 p. p m m. Registration of participating nurses was followed Wednesday by demonstrations in m the technique of caring for patients in the home by Misses Katherine L L. Laux and Mary MaryH H H. Hill and demonstrations with improvised equipment by Mrs F F. C C. Sanford Dr Fuller B B. B Bailey and Dr A A. Cyril Callister are to address the institute at 8 p p. p m m. Wednesday On Thursdays Thursday's program discussions discussions discussions discus discus- by member nurses and demonstrations demonstrations demonstrations dem dem- by specialized nurses in review of principles underlying isolation isolation iso isolation iso iso- lation technique in communicable diseases are planned for the afternoon afternoon afternoon after after- noon with Dr Martin C C. scheduled to speak at 8 p. p m m. on Nursing as the surgeon sees it and Dr O O. J J. J LaBarge discussing Nursing care in cardiac conditions condi condi-