The Charlottenschrank. Born Out of a Nursing Shortage
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https://doi.org/10.25974/enhe2021-11enKeywords:
19th Century, 20th Century, Community nursing, Hygiene, Material Culture, Nursing ShortageAbstract
Helping hands have always been in short supply, so in order to provide the late nineteenth-century rural population of southwest Germany with a minimum of medical utensils, a pastor came up with the idea of providing communities with a cabinet that became known as the Charlottenschrank.Downloads
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