Programme for The Australian Nursing and Midwifery History Group 'Beyond Professionalisation: Towards a History of Practice' a conference deoted to nursing and midwifery historical research and methodology held 25 - 27 August 2005, at the University of Melbourne AustraliaOf significance to the AHNL as it contains synopsises of presentations re nursing and midwifery historyBooklet with white plastic coated wire binding. Mauve front cover with full title and logo of the Univerity of Melbourne. White backcoverPrevious catalogue number printed on white sticker and fixed with clear tape to base of front cover, Previous catalogue number is als written at top right of title pagemidwifery-history, nursing-history

After completing their general training, many nurses went on to gain a midwifery qualification at a midwifery hospital. This certificate was obtained by Rowena Thain [AH Grad 1967] at St George's Hos[ital, Kew in 1969A postgraduate nursing qualification gained by an Alfred graduateBlue leather-bound folder. Inside fixed to one side is the certificate [blue print on cream background within a simple border] of St George's Hospital, Kew, School of Midwifery. The other side has a pocket containing a card with a record of midwifery training detailing time spent on various wards and practical instructions. The reverse of this card lists clinical discussions lists number and hours spent in clinical discussions and demonstrations, doctor's clinics, patient case histories, lectures attende and examination resultsEmbossed in gilt on the front cover in centre is the logo of St George's Hospital, at bottom right is the recipient' s name: R.M.B. Thain. The certificate has the recipient's name in full: Rowena Marion Bond Thain [black type] and the signatures of the hospital's president, manager & matron, as well as three examiners and Rowena. The record of midwifery training has typed [black ink] the number of weeks spent in wards [both day and night duty] and numbers for various practical procedures. Name of nurse is typed at top, dates (from 3.6.68 to 3.6.69.) 8 (leave days) and signed by the hospital matron and teacher. The reverse of this card numbers have been typed in against various categoriesmidwifery certificate, midwifery training, st george's hospital

After completing their general training, many nurses went on to gain a midwifery qualification at a midwifery hospital. This certificate was obtained by Nancy Ann Caroline Willis-Jones at The Queen Victoria Memorial Hospital, Melbourne in 1970A postgraduate nursing qualification gained by an Alfred graduateBlue leather-bound folder. Inside fixed to one side is the certificate [blue print on cream background within a simple border] of The Queen Victoria Memorial Hospital, Melbourne Obstetric Department, . The other side has a pocket containing a card with a record of midwifery training detailing time spent on various wards and practical instructions. The reverse of this card lists clinical discussions lists number and hours spent in clinical discussions and demonstrations, doctor's clinics, patient case histories, lectures attende and examination resultsEmbossed in gilt on the front cover in centre is the logo of The Queen Victoria Memorial Hospital, Melbourne The certificate has the recipient's name in full: Nancy Ann Caroline Willis-Jones [black handwrite] and the signatures of the hospital's president, manager, matron, medical superintendant and two lectures. The record of midwifery of midwifery training has handwritten the number of weeks spent in wards [both day and night duty] and numbers for various practical procedures. Name of nurse is handwritten at top, dates (from 1.12.69 to 30.11.1970.) - (leave days) and signed by the hospital matronr. The reverse of this card numbers has handwritten entries against various categories [all entries blue ink}The card has been laminated. Previous catalogue number handwritten [black ink on white out] at top right of front covermidwifery certificate, midwifery training, queen victoria memorial hospital (melbourne), nancy willis jones

Cover has black background title and authors name in white print on front and spine. Black and white photo of Judith Palfrey (Mullaney) as a 3rd year nurse on front. Description of book, author information and two photos of hospital words on back cover. Photos of nursing students within.non-fictionRecollections of 28 middle-aged women of their nursing training that they undertook together at the Alfred Hospital in the 1960's. What nursing has meant to this group, how it changed them as people, and if they identified as nurses whether they work in nursing or not, were questions addressed in this book.nurses, nurse training, alfred hospital, friendship

Paperback of 57 pages, 18 cm by 25 cm..tottenham technical school, technical school, tottenham

This is a coordinating body for genealogical societies world-wide. This publication lists useful websites and affiliated societies useful for research into family history.8 page leaflet detailing useful websites and hints for family history research in Great Britain.federation of family history societies, family history

Soft cover booknon-fictionoral history

Thin paperback book with red and bone coloured cover. There is a red panel running down the left side of the cover that wraps around the spine, at the bottom of the panel is an hour glass. To the right of the panel the cover is a bone colour with red writing that reads : Volume 6. Number 2. 2004 /Health and History / Military Medicine: / Special issue / Guest editor / Peter Stanley / Journal of the Australian Society of the History of Medicinenon-fictionPeer reviewed research journal carries papers on all aspects of the history of medicine and health with focus on Australia, New Zealand, and the Pacific region; book reviews; includes Australian Indigenous health and history. [From Trove] This special edition focuses on military medicine.world war two, wwii, world war 2, ww2, military nursing, australian navy, rehabilitation of disabled soldiers, army health

Denis Gibbons (1937 – 2011) Trained with the Australian Army, before travelling to Vietnam in January 1966, Denis stayed with the 1st Australian Task Force in Nui Dat working as a photographer. For almost five years Gibbons toured with nine Australian infantry battalions, posting compelling war images from within many combat zones before being flown out in late November 1970 after sustaining injuries. The images held within the National Vietnam Veterans Museum make up the Gibbons Collection. A black and white photograph of WO2 Brian Quee, the Squandron Sergeant Major, assisted by 2Lt Mike Meehan of 161 (Indep) Recce Flight, attempt to fathom the complexities of a Midwifery Replacement Kit watched by local village children during a Medcap at Xuyen Mocphotograph, wo2 brian quee, 2lt mike meehan, 161 recon flt, medical, xuyen moc, gibbons collection catalogue, vietnamese children, medcap, squadron sergeant major, midwifery kit, denis gibbons

After completing their general training, many nurses went on to gain a midwifery qualification at a midwifery hospital. This certificate was obtained by Helen Harvey-Smith (nee Leonard) [AH Grad 1942] at The Royal Women's Hospital, Melbourne in 1944. This is a duplicate cetificateA postgraduate nursing qualification gained by an Alfred graduateBlue and red print within a simple border on white background. The coat of arms of the hospital is at upper right. There are typed, stamped and handwritten annotations DUPLICATE ,Helen Clare LEONARD [recipient] nine [months - length of course]20/1/44 [course completed] [all black type] 'The origional certificicate was issued in 1944' THE ROYAL WOMEN'S HOSPITAL ? [signature in blue ink]MANAGER/SECRETARY, Helen Harvey-Smith[recipient signed her married name] previous catalogue number hand written on back of certificate [black ink]midwifery certificate, midwifery training, the royal women's hospital melbourne, helen harvey-smith (nee leonard)

Booklet with black print. Title on front cover.non-fictionInformation about midwifery training at the Queen Victoria Memorial Hospital, Melbourne in the 1960's.nursing education, midwifery, queen victoria hospital (melbourne)

Soft cover booknon-fictionAt the heart of oral history is the collaboration between the interviewer and the narrator. This book guides the interviewer through the process and the equipment required to record the narrator's life story through oral history recording.

In this book, Don Gibb presents a history of the development of Canterbury as a suburb up until 1960. Produced by Royal Historical Society of Victoria and Canterbury History Group. Published 2019.camberwell, canterbury

After completing their general training, many nurses went on to gain a midwifery qualification at a midwifery hospital. This certificate was obtained by Lois Leonard [AH Grad 1944] at The Royal Women's Hospital, Melbourne in 1954. Lois was the sister of Helen Harvey-Smith (nee Leonard) [AH Grad 1942], Lois worked as a nurse in Britain before retiring to raise her four sons, but did volunteer work primarily in Asia where her husband worked as an engineer, including training Sumatran village women in nursing skillsA postgraduate nursing qualification gained by an Alfred graduateBlue and red print within a simple border on white background. The coat of arms of the hospital is at upper right. There are typed,and handwritten annotationsLois Enid Leonard [recipient] twelve [months - length of course]5.9.54 [course completed] [all black type] ?????? [signatures in blue and black ink of hospital president, manager, and 2 examiners]Lois E Leonard[recipient ] previous catalogue number hand written at top left [black ink]midwifery certificate, midwifery training, the royal women's hospital melbourne, lois leonard

Soft cover metal & plastic bound book featuring photographs entered in the Herman Pump Reserve Photographic Competition and Display 2014, including the prize winners.Reserves in Heathmont series: no.1. Text by the Heathmont History Group - Les Prato, Jeff Leipold, Gerry Robinson (convenor), Rita James, Betty Colbert.

Soft cover metal & plastic bound book featuring photographs entered in the H.E. Parker Reserve Photographic Competition and Display 2015, including the prize winners.Reserves in Heathmont series: no.2. Text by the Heathmont History Group - Les Prato, Jeff Leipold, Gerry Robinson (convenor), Rita James, Betty Colbert.

Soft cover metal & plastic bound book featuring photographs entered in the FJC Rogers Reserve Photographic Competition and Display 2016, including the prize winners.Reserves in Heathmont series: no.3. Text by the Heathmont History Group - Les Prato, Jeff Leipold, Gerry Robinson (convenor), Rita James, Betty Colbert.

Loftus, N.S.W. : Australian Military History Publications, 2008 xxi, 352 p. : ill., ports. ; 26 cm. History of the 8th/7th Battalion and its predecessors 1858-2008victoria -- armed forces -- history., victoria -- history, australia. army. royal victoria regiment. battalion 8th/7th -- history.

Helene Moll was an internee in Camp 3 and was a midwifery sister at Finschafen Lutheran Mission NG and at the camp hospital. Photograph is of her with 6 children she helped deliver. They are: Kate, Traud and Walter Wied, cousin Else Helbig, Theo Baer (on Sister Moll's lap) and his sister Gerda (obscured).Black and white photograph of a lady sitting on the ground with 6 children. Trees, bushes in the background.helene moll, kate wied, traud wied, else helbig, theo baer, gerda baer, camp 3 children

The Diamond Valley Community Hospital was established in 1942 in Grimshaw Street Greensborough. Due to financial circumstances, the hospital closed in 2000. This collection of photo albums is from the 1990s and was collected by staff. Photographs include staff and patients in midwifery and the nursery. Photographs are not named. Albums may be accessed at the GHS Resource Centre. This volume is numbered 3As the Diamond Valley Community Hospital is now closed, this collection of albums records some of the people involved. During its heyday most children from Greensborough and surrounding areas were born at Diamond Valley Community Hospital.Photo album with grey cover. 28 pages, 77 photographs of varying sizes. Title typed and pasted on front cover. diamond valley community hospital, greensborough, dvch

This is a club history of the Mont Albert Cricket Club.This is a club history of the Mont Albert Cricket Club.Presented to the S. H. Centre History by Dr. Greg McKiecricket, mont albert cricket club, garnie's army, (mr) (dr) greg mckie, sports and recreations, surrey hills golf club, north balwyn club, howard road methodist cricket teams

Soft cover metal & plastic bound book featuring photographs entered in the Wieland Reserve Photographic Competition and Display 2017, including the prize winners.Reserves in Heathmont series: no.4. Text by the Heathmont History Group, Ringwood & District Historical Society - (pictured) L to R: Trevor Weir, Betty Colbert, Rita James, Jeff Leipold, Gerry Robinson (convenor), Les Prato (abs.).

Large hard cover book consisting of Muli-coloured dust jacket, but printed in black and white, with many photographs, 345 pages. Copyright Wonga park Community Cottage History GroupISBN 978-0-646-86659-8

Photocopy of article in Australian Garden History, Vol. 9, No. 2, 1998 pp 6-8, by Rowan Wilken. Illuminates the impact women have made into the field of Australian landscape designNote attached from Karen Olsen re lack of photographsrowan wilken, garden design, female garden designers, history, trefoil

Soft cardboard cover, white / black print on front & back. Background khaki monochrome photo of battle scene with coloured 2/3rd portrait of soldier in uniform - back & front. 96 cut, plain, white pages. Illustrated black / white / colour photos, maps & illustrations. Inscription Title page.Handwritten in black ink on title page: “Donated by Peter Dodd”book, army, brief history

Contents: Introducing Oral History Preparing for the Interview Copyright and Oral History Developing Questionnaires Recording Equipment Digital Recording Standards Interviewing Techniques Summaries and Transcripts Funding for Oral History Guidelines of Ethical Practice Commissioning Oral History Recommended Reading The Oral History Handbook has been published by the Oral History Association South Australia since 1983, and is significant in that it is well established as the national standard. The author draws on 25 years experience of practising and teaching oral history techniques and preserving sound recordings.viii, 104 p. : ill. ; ISBN 0646454447