Columbia University LibrariesMoton Health Center Album -- Nurse's First Visit Into Home
- CSS Description
- THE NURSE'S FIRST VISIT INTO THE HOME Having learned from the Social Service Exchange that no other nursing service is active with the Jackson family, the nurse visits the home, She acquaints the family with the procedure for registration with the clinic for home delivery, interprets the need for early and continued medical supervision, and gives the mother a referral to the Home Delivery Service. On this visit she lays the foundations for her Family Health Service, and as she foes forward with her service to the family, remembers to provide for sharing in the planning by all members of the family.
Item Information
- Title
- Moton Health Center Album -- Nurse's First Visit Into Home
- Date
- circa 1944
- Item Number
- 1129
- Format
- photographs
- Corporate Designation
- Community Service Society of New York
- Borough
- Manhattan
- Annotation on Back
- Moton Health Center #57
- Places
- New York (N.Y.)
- Topics
- Women; Interiors; Nurses; Men; Girls; Families; Children; African Americans; African American men; African American children
- Names
- Boone, Louise
- Box Number
- 622
- CSS Description
- THE NURSE'S FIRST VISIT INTO THE HOME Having learned from the Social Service Exchange that no other nursing service is active with the Jackson family, the nurse visits the home, She acquaints the family with the procedure for registration with the clinic for home delivery, interprets the need for early and continued medical supervision, and gives the mother a referral to the Home Delivery Service. On this visit she lays the foundations for her Family Health Service, and as she foes forward with her service to the family, remembers to provide for sharing in the planning by all members of the family.