"Draws on a wealth of nurses' personal stories to explore the development of a distinctive Kiwi nursing culture ... that emerged in a range of different settings and circumstances, from homes, hospitals, rural backblocks and Māori settlements to war, disaster zones and pandemics"--Back cover
The book delves into the 19th-century social and cultural history of New Zealand, focusing on colonial settlers' strategies for addressing issues of dirt, filth, disease, and decay. It highlights the significant contributions of health professionals and local authorities in safeguarding public health during this period, providing a detailed examination of their responses to these pressing challenges.
Zaczęło się pod wpływem impulsu przelotna znajomośćpomiędzy ikonicznym Charlesem Bukowskim a jego słynnąmuzą, Pamelą Cupcakes Wood, która doprowadziła dodwuletniego związku, opisywanego przez Wood w tympamiętniku bez zbędnego owijania w bawełnę. Jest toorzeźwiająco prostolinijna historia ich... číst celé