Industrial Nurses Expand Work Scope
New York reports a series of occupational health incidents highlighting expanded roles for industrial nurses. Ruby Gordon, a staff nurse at CBS Broadcast Center, expects network staff to appear in her department for necessary immunizations. A Flint plant worker’s alcohol-related decline prompts help from Mary Abernethy’s alcoholism program. An Egyptian column installation at the Metropolitan Museum of Art leads Donna Goerg Hansen to advise museum staff and visitors. Dorothy Saller notes these events illustrate a broader trend in occupational health.
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Collector praises blue willow love of mother in memoir
A 74 year old collector explains why she values blue willow, citing sentiment and family ties. She notes her mother lived to 89 and was a devout Christian. The piece mentions rising prices and her ongoing habit of collecting, including a birthday gift purchase of a blue willow sugar bowl with cover.
Occupational health nursing expands scope worldwide
Occupational health nursing has broadened from a focus on industrial emergency care to a wide role across industries. Miss Saller notes more than 9 000 association members work in banks, bases, oil fields, hospitals, and entertainment venues, handling behavior, environment, rehabilitation, nutrition, and smoking concerns while exchanging latest field developments.
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