TABLE XVII.-Statistics of training schools for nurses for 1884-'85; from replies to inquiries by the United States Bureau of Education. * From Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1883-'84. Age, 21-33 good size and Age, 23-40; good moral Age, 21-35; good health Age, 21-35; good common school education. Age, 23-35; fair education, sound health, and good moral character. Age, 25-35; good health Age, 22-35; good reference Age, 25-35; a thorough Age, 21-40; sound health Age, 22-30; good common ter. Age, 21-40; must be at- Age, 21-35; fair educa- Age, 20-35; ability to pass the civil service exam- Age, 20-35; good English Age, 25-35; reference as Age, 25-35; common c Date of incorporation of hospital. d With a corps of lecturers. e Assisted by medical staff of the asylum. New York, N. Y. (Blackwell's Island). 1885 John C. Shaw, M. D., superintendent of asylum. 1875 L. L. Seaman, M. D., LL. D., chief of staff. e2 50 5 30 60 ond year. 10 42 18 275 127 2 50 $10 a month the first year; $15 a month the second year. 23 Mt. Sinai Training School New York, N. Y. (852 1881 1881 for Nurses. Lexington avenue). Miss P. B. Washburne. 6 25 48 *From Report of the Commissioner of Education for 1883-'84. a Superintendent and medical staff of hospital. b These statistics are for the school year 1884-'85, at the close of which year the school was discontinued. |