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Bell, Jane (1873 - 1959)OBE |
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Born: 16 March 1873 Dumfriesshire, Scotland. Died: 6 August 1959 Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. | ||
Jane Bell was lady superintendent of Melbourne Hospital 1910-34. She made many innovations, including replacement of male orderlies by sisters in the operating theatres; the appointment of tutor-sisters to instruct trainees and of a house-sister to supervise the nurses' quarters; the introduction of a six-week preliminary course; and pay for trainee-nurses. |
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