Nursing History Review 2002

Now in it's Tenth year, Nursing History Review is the only scholarly a nnual of peer reviewed research on the history of nursing and health c are in the United States and in the world. It publishes significant s cholarly work in all aspects of nursing history as well as short and e xtended reviews of recent books along with updates on national and int ernational activities in health care history. In Volume 10 the confli ct of historians versus nurses performing research on Nursing History is the topic of historiographic essay entitles "The Fork in the Road." Nursing from the beginning of the last century is reviewed in resear ch on Trained Nurses in Family Magazines from 1880-1928, on the Chicag o Hourly World War II, there is a study of Japanese-American nursing s tudents at the time of the internments and another study of nursing du ring the holocaust. International perspectives are addressed with pie ces on the Swedish Nursing Association, beginning nursing in Brazil, a nd British n