Phillipina Naude
Phillipina Naude, R.N., Director of Nurses, Paradise Valley Sanitarium
Articles by Phillipina Naude
The Hospital as a Social Institution
March 1942
The hospital has had its periods of advancement and of decline. It has experienced its golden ages and its dark ages. Like other fundamental institutions, it has existed on sentiment, interest, tradition, and custom. Nevertheless, it holds…
Hospital a Social Institution-5
July 1942
To make hospital services available to a larger number of people, hospitals are accepting what is known as Hospital Service Plans. Hospital Service Plans is a means whereby persons of low-income groups, both urban…
Hospital as a Social Institution
May 1942
Every well-integrated social institution makes its contributions to society. The hospital as a social institution has materially contributed (I) to the community, (2) to…
Hospital as a Social Institution-2
April 1942
Nursing is no longer a vocation, but a profession. Since the time of Florence Nightingale, it has formed a definite part of hospital organization. Formerly nurses were trained under an apprenticeship system. They…
Hospital a Social Institution—No. 4
June 1942
The hospital is rapidly being accepted as the central and strategic factor in medical care and in medical education. "The goal of medicine," as stated by Haggard, "is the control of disease, prevention…
"Ye Shall Know Hereafter"
February 1944
War is one of the greatest forces disrupting our organized society. It is first and uppermost in our minds, because it affects every aspect of our living—home, church, government, and family. War is as old as the human race. In fact, it…