Communicable Disease Control: A Volume for the Health Officer and Public Health NurseMacmillan, 1953 - 500 sider |
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Side 127
... communicable disease has already occurred or in house- holds not yet attacked . Such a survey will probably reveal that there has been such a striking decline in the incidence of communicable diseases in recent years that no one of the ...
... communicable disease has already occurred or in house- holds not yet attacked . Such a survey will probably reveal that there has been such a striking decline in the incidence of communicable diseases in recent years that no one of the ...
Side 132
... communicable disease service presents quite a different problem . If the maximum benefit is to be obtained from the nurse's visit , it should be made immediately . Even a visit to give instruc- tion regarding ... COMMUNICABLE DISEASE CONTROL.
... communicable disease service presents quite a different problem . If the maximum benefit is to be obtained from the nurse's visit , it should be made immediately . Even a visit to give instruc- tion regarding ... COMMUNICABLE DISEASE CONTROL.
Side 139
... Communicable Disease Case at Home The care of a sick person in the home frequently taxes to the utmost the skill and resources of the family . If the disease is communicable , there is the added burden of the various procedures designed ...
... Communicable Disease Case at Home The care of a sick person in the home frequently taxes to the utmost the skill and resources of the family . If the disease is communicable , there is the added burden of the various procedures designed ...
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Historical Considerations | xxi |
The Infectious Process | 19 |
Control Measures | 41 |
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