This was an invitation to attend a buffet luncheon at the Alfred Hospital, as part of the centenary (1880-1980) celebrations of the Alfred Hospital School of Nursing. Held on Saturday, February 21st 1981 at 12 midday in Cafeteria 3 at the Alfred Hospital. Cost was $13, hosted by the Alfred Hospital Nurses League. The invitaion was wxtended to all past trainees9A significant event in the history of the Alfred Hospital School of Nursing. Retangular card, black print on cream background details time, place and venue. Hospital logo is at top left [red and black print] Previous catalogue number handwritten [pencil] at top right of front, and [black ink] top right of back of cardalfred hospital, alfred hospital school of nursing, alfred hospital school of nursing centenary

This was an invitation to attend a buffet luncheon at the Alfred Hospital, as part of the centenary (1880-1980) celebrations of the Alfred Hospital School of Nursing. Held on Saturday, February 21st 1981 at 12 midday in Cafeteria 3 at the Alfred Hospital. Cost was $13, hosted by the Alfred Hospital Nurses League. The invitaion was wxtended to all past trainees9A significant event in the history of the Alfred Hospital School of Nursing. Retangular card, black print on cream background details time, place and venue. Hospital logo is at top left [red and black print] alfred hospital, alfred hospital school of nursing, alfred hospital school of nursing centenary

In 1880, the Board of Management of the Alfred Hospital voted to establish a training School for nurses based on the principals laid down by Florence Nightingale. The inaugural lecture was delivered on 1st December 1880 by the Chairman of the Medical Staff, Dr Johnn Blair. In 1881, three pupils and six nurses, including the matron, Mrs. Henrietta Strong qualified for certificates of nursing competency. As part of the School of Nursing Centenary celebrations, this oration was given on Monday 27th July 1981. The oration 'Nursing in the21st century' was delivered by Professor Baroness Jean McFarlane of Llandaff. Other members of the official party were Sir Henry Winnneke [Governor of Victoria], who unveiled a memorial plaque. In addition to the programme there is an article titled 'Alfred Hospitalt One Hundred Years of Nurse Training' A significant event in the Alfred Hospital's historySingle sheet of cream paper, folded in half lengthways, and printed [black ink] on three sides. The logo of the Alfred Hospital is printed [gilt ink] in the centre of the first pagealfred hospital, alfred hospital school of nursing, nurse training

Published as a souvenir to celebrate the centenary of the Alfred Hospital school of nursing in 1980. Contains a collection of illustrations, photos, articles and memories relating to the Alfred Hospital school of nursing.insight into hospial bsed nurse trainingIllustrated booklet. Silver coloured cover, title in black print on front, along with Alfred Hospital logo.Previous catalogue number hand-written [black ink] on small rectangular white sticker at top right,On front end-page at top right 'R.F.Mitchell/2/108 Bluff Rd/ Sandringham. At the bottom of this page handwritten[pencil] 'COMPILED By/ Sr Erica Fleming/ School of Nursing/ Alfred Hospital 1980alfred hospital (melbourne)-history, nursing-history, nursing schools-history

The nursing seminar was held as part of the Alfred Hospitals Centenary Celebrations in 1971.This paper covers the history of nurse training at the Alfred Hospital which was initiated in 1880 by Mrs Henrietta Trengold Strong,,The Alfred Hospital school of nursing was the first to be established in Victoria. A history of the Alfred Hospital Schoo of NursingUnbound photocopied document with pages printed on one side onlyPrevious catalogue number handwritten [black ink] at top right of first page. Other pages have their number handwritten at centre top. Some pges have handwritten words at botom that were missed in the photocopying processalfred hospital, alfred hospital school of nursing, henrietta trengold strong

The nursing seminar was held as part of the Alfred Hospitals Centenary Celebrations in 1971.This paper covers the history of nurse training at the Alfred Hospital which was initiated in 1880 by Mrs Henrietta Trengold Strong. The Alfred Hospital school of nursing was the first to be established in Victoria.A history of the Alfred Hospital School of NursingUnbound document, paper printed on one side onlyPrevious catalogue number handwritten [black ink] at top right. Rust marks and holes at top left where a staple has been removedalfred hospital, alfred hospital school of nursing, henrietta trengold strong

Published as a souvenir to celebrate the centenary of the Alfred Hospital school of nursing in 1980.Of great significance to the AHNL, as many members undertook their training at the Alfred Hospital school of nursing.Illustrated booklet. Silver coloured cover, title in black print on front, along with Alfred Hospital logo.non-fictionPrinted black and white donation sticker: black Maltese cross in circle, "This book was donated to Alfred Archival Association Nursing Division by" Nursing Admin (handwritten in ink). Also previous catalogue number handwritten in ink.alfred hospital (melbourne)-history, nursing-history, nursing schools-history

Illustrated book with white cover with blue and white print featuring on the front a drawing of two nurses. The nurse on the left is depicted in a long 19th century style dress, while the nurse on the right is in a 20th century style uniform. The drawing is repeated on the back Title and author's name are printed on the front cover and spine.non-fictionThis book details the history and impact of the Nightingale Training School, established by Florence Nightingale at St Thoms' Hospital, London in 1860. The book covers the school's development from its founding to its centenary in 1960. It highlights Nightingale's philosophy of nursing and its practical implementation, particularly emphasizing the importance of environmental conditions for patient health. The book also explores the school's global impact and its role in shaping modern nursing.florence nightingale, st thomas's hospital london, nursing-education-history

Centenary souvenir gift from the Alfred Hospital Nurses' League Committee to members. The booklet details the hisory of the League, from the foundation in 1918, the badge, fist presented to graduating nurses in 1920, the Louisa Mann gold medal and the closure of the School of NursingOf significance to the AHNL as it is the history of the leagueIllustrated booklet with both coloured and black and white photographs. Booklet has a white cover with red blue and gilt print On the front cover, along with title and author's name is the badge of the Alfred Hospital Nurses League (these words are printed around a red maltese cross, with the motto 'ubi non est mulier ibi ingemiscit aerger' underneath' The back cover also has the AHNL badge aroud which are printed 1918 - 2018 celebrating 100 yearsnon-fictionPrevious catalogue number handwritten [black ink] at top right of front cover.alfred hospital, alfred hospital nurses league