The quality of mercy.
Follows nurses Deborah Farnham and Alma Mueller through their rounds at a small hospital in Vermont. Their backgrounds; What led them to nursing as a career; The humble nature of many of their services; Their work with oncologist Dr. John Valentine; The thoughts of a seriously ill patient as she ob...
| Published in: | Smithsonian Vol. 29; no. 1; pp. 40 - 51 |
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Smithsonian Magazine
Apr98
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| Summary: | Follows nurses Deborah Farnham and Alma Mueller through their rounds at a small hospital in Vermont. Their backgrounds; What led them to nursing as a career; The humble nature of many of their services; Their work with oncologist Dr. John Valentine; The thoughts of a seriously ill patient as she observes the nurses' compassion and skill. |
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