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Men in Military, Psychiatric, and Anesthesia Nursing: A Historical Continuity - AJN Off the Charts
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Men in Military, Psychiatric, and Anesthesia Nursing: A Historical Continuity - AJN Off the Charts
A history obscured by titles Unidentified Civil War male nurse at Mt. Pleasant Hospital, Washington, D.C., in uniform Men were not absent from nursing’s history. They worked in military and psychiatric hospitals, men’s wards, hospital schools of nursing for men, anesthesia departments, and nursing practice committees. However, records confined them to being known by other titles, including attendants, orderlies, hospital stewards, corpsmen, sold…
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