Paper Presentations
The Decision-Making Process Toward the Prussian Nursing Examination of 1907—A Series of Compromises to the Disadvantage of Those Excluded Christoph Schweikardt
From Bedbaths to Ivory Towers: The Changing Bases of Nursing Teachers' Identities Martin McNamara and Gerard Fealy
“Before We Were Always There — Now, Everything Is Separate”: On the Relationship between Nurses and Patients in West Germany Susanne Kreutzer
“We Are but Guests in the Marvelous Process of Birth”: Nurse-Midwives at the Catholic Maternity Institute, 1944–1968 Anne Z. Cockerham
“Nurses from the Parish”: The Baltimore Lutheran Motherhouse of Deaconesses, 1885–1935 Lisa M. Zerrull
“The Water Cure”: Hydrotherapy in State Mental Hospitals in the 1950s Rebecca Bouterie Harmon
Sensible Soldiers: Free African Society Nurses Embodying Benevolence and Civic Virtues in the 1793 Philadelphia Yellow Fever Epidemic Susan H. Brandt
A Tale of Two Associations: Black and White Nurses in North Carolina, 1920–1950 Patricia D’Antonio
Not Forgotten: Southern Black Rendering Nursing Care in Virginia during the Civil War, 1861–1865 Barbara Maling
Creating the “Next Florence Nightingale”: Dorothy Smith’s Innovations in Nursing Education and Clinical Practice at the University of Florida, 1956–1966 Julie Fairman
“Friends of Many Years”: The National Organization for Public Health Nursing (NOPHN) and Advocacy for Nursing and Patients in Depression-Era Health Programs, 1931–1936 Janna Dieckmann
“The Time Had Come When It Seemed Right”: Lillian D. Wald and the Introduction of Nurses to Public Schools, 1902 Michele M. Materese
In the Shadows of Nursing History: The Bermondsey Sisters at the Crimean War Therese Connell Meehan
Florence Nightingale and Mother Francis Bridgeman Carol Helmstadter
Fighting the War against War and Fascism: The American Nurses of the Spanish Civil War (1936–1939) Rachel Yood
From Tuberculosis to Polio: An Activist Minnesota Hospital, 1915–1960 Cindy Connolly and Naomi Rogers
“Fixen My Broken Heart” in the La Rabida Children’s Sanitarium, 1932–1950s Barbara M. Brodie
“Nursing Service Is Over the Budget”: Reappraisal of the Cost of Nursing at the University of Virginia Hospital, 1945–1965 John Kirschgessner
Nursing the ‘Influenza Scourge’: Dublin 1918–1919 Ann Wickham
Western Canadian Families and Mental Illness: An Oral History Geertje Boschma
Nurses’ Participation in the Nazi “Euthanasia” Program Susan Benedict
Poster Pesentations
"Caring for the Suitcase Wives": Public Health Nurses and the Emergency Maternal & Infant Care Program, 1943-1947. Nena Patterson
Shake the Dust Off Your Feet Granger Westberg: The History of the Nursing Specialty Practice in Faith Communities. Susan MacLeod Dyess and Susan K. Chase
Borderlands: An Analysis of Advanced Practice Nursing Frances Ward
Pathfinder: Twentieth Century New York Black Nurse Leaders Sadie Marian Smalls
Teaching of Nursing History in Undergraduate Nursing Programs in Santa Catarina, Brazil Maria Itayra Coelho de Souza Padilha
Historical Research Vinculated to Strictu-Sensu Post-Graduate Nursing Program in Brasil from 1972–2004. Maria Itayra Coelho de Souza Padilha, Denise Faucz Kletemberg, Laurete Medeiros Borges, Vitória Regina Petters Gregório, and Miriam Süsskind Borenstein
“The Biggest Man in the Balkans”: Helen Scott Hay and the U.S. Red Cross Efforts in Eastern Europe, 1914–1922 Karen Egenes
The Evolution of Nursing Care of the Normal Newborn from 1800–2000: From a Derived Standard of Care Framework Mary Anne Blum Condon
British and American FNS Nurses (1950–1970): Oral History Narratives of Nursing Edith A. West
Mary Seacole: Unsung Heroine of the Crimean War and the Architect of the Contemporary Nurse Practitioner Model Linda Blake
Blessed Are the Poor … Nightingale’s Influence on the Metropolitan Poor Act (1867) Linda Holbrook Freeman
“The Florence Nightingale of Houston”: The Life of Kezia Payne Depelchin Adrian Melissinos
“If Change Is Good, Why Is It Hard?” The First Ten Years of an Ohio Baccalaureate Program in Nursing, 1973–1983 Donna Miles Curry and Carol Holdcraft
Training to Nurse, Called to Care: Daughters of Wisdom and Nursing in the 1950s Mary H. Wilson
Separate but Equal? A Comparison of Two Nurse Training Programs, Black and White, 1910–1920 Terry Bird