Nurses and Hospital Services

Black and white images capturing nurses in their daily duties, highlighting the history of medical care and services.

Vintage Photograph. A Staff Psychiatrist left adjust count ate meter for recording Renograms while doctor injects patient.

Photo collection Service for army contacts Indonesia. DLC Reporting Red Cross in Batavia. Princess Margriet Hospital in Batavia. Laboratory blood transfusion service. February 9, 1949. Batavia, Indonesia, Jakarta, Dutch East Indies

Information office radio broadcaster Dutch Guinea. look KLM hotel hotel "'t Rif" Biak. March 1958. Biak, Guinea

Anefo photo collection. Nurse with flowers. Flowers, nurses. November 4, 1965

Peoria, Illinois: May, 1922 Nurses doing paperwork at a desk in a hospital.

Mansion Becomes Maternity Home- Life at Brocket Hall, Welwyn, Hertfordshire, 1942 A student nurse prepares a baby for a bath at Brocket Hall. The nurse is wearing a surgical mask to prevent the spread of germs to the baby.

Anefo photo collection. Dentist. December 18, 1972

Military Blood Center. Photographs of Marshall Plan Programs, Exhibits, and Personnel

Vintage Photograph. A Staff Psychiatrist left adjust count ate meter for recording Renograms while doctor injects patient.

Sterilisation. After the bottle has been sterilised in an ultra-violet steriliser, Miss Betty Payne seals the top in a plastic solution. May 08, 1950.

Poll photo collection. Reporting Kerko Haarlem. Sewing machine at Kerko shirts company. August 9, 1954. Haarlem

Anefo photo collection. Recordings at the Central Laboratory of the blood transfusion service of the Dutch Red Cross in Amsterdam. August 25, 1959. Amsterdam, Noord-Holland

Poll photo collection. Buddlercentrale of the Dutch Red Cross. Mrs Heyn weighs powder. May 1954. Amsterdam, Noord-Holland

Anefo photo collection. Foreign Red Crosses help Dutch hospitals. 27 February 1946

Anefo photo collection. unknown . Recordings at the Central Laboratory of the blood transfusion service of the Dutch Red Cross in Amsterdam. August 25, 1959. Amsterdam, Noord-Holland

Dentistry at Howard University, Washington, D.C., ca. 1900 African American Photographs Assembled for 1900 Paris Exposition.

AB02C, 1st class sleeping car. The woman sits in front of the mirror and powder her face.

Four surgeons operating in an operating theater

Snite Sees Baby Daughter For First Time - Fred Snite Jr., who has lived in an "Iron Lung" for the past four years, gets his first view of the 8½ pound daughter born to his wife, as his portable "Lung" was wheeled to the window of the hospital nursery. September 25, 1940. (Photo by Acme).

Poll photo collection. Buddlercentrale of the Dutch Red Cross. Laborant fills bottles with milk. May 1954. Amsterdam, Noord-Holland

Complement ,from guinea pig blood is added to samples replacing human ''compliment", Which has been destroyed. Rabbit blood serum is then aided. Syphilis may be handed down to third generation. March 26, 1938. (Photo by The Register & Tribune Syndicate).

Vintage photograph. Nurse tending to baby in an incubator

Bottling typhoid vaccine ca. 1944.

At the dentist in the 1940s. A boy is being examined and treated by a dentist. A nurse is assisting. Sweden 1948. Kristoffersson ref AH20-4

Teletherapy machine in a room

***** Dental Surgery. December 3, 1939. (Photo by Baden Herbertson Mullaney/Fairfax Media).

Anefo photo collection. What does life cost. July 10, 1946

Dentistry Class, Howard University, Washington DC, USA, W.E.B. DuBois Collection, 1900

African American dentistry students practicing at Howard University, 1900. Howard was chartered by Congress in 1867 in Washington, D.C. as a University with the Colleges of Liberal Arts and Medicine. The photo was collected for W.E.B. Du Bois's 'American Negro Exhibit' at the Paris Exposition of 1900 (BSLOC_2017_20_148)

Vintage Photograph. Dentist uses machine while patient sits in chair leaned back facing away from the camera.

Vintage photograph. Doctor with coal miner patient in X-ray room of modern hospital in U.S. Steel's coal mining town of Dragerton, Utah

Laborers in the military hospital in Utrecht.

Bankers In Bones: Navy Bank -- A technician at the U.S. Naval Hospital in Bethesda, Md., is placing a bone deposit in one of the bone bank's deep freeze units. Some of these jars contain fairly large pieces of bone. Others contain ground bone, which is made into patties for filling bone cavities. May 07, 1950. (Photo by Arthur Sasse, International News Photos).

Milva of the medical service at a medicine cabinet in military hospital "Eye in all".

The Royal Navy during the Second World War On board the hospital ship HMHS MAINE, Lake Timsah, Ismalia, Suez canal. The radiologist examining two X-ray photographs of a patient's chest.

The First Time We Met Her She...Marilyn Meredith - Age 1 year, Weight 14lb. January 11, 1951.

In the military hospital, an X-ray is made from the foot of a patient using modern equipment.

Machines whirl test tubes at rate of 1200 revolutions a minute, leaving clear blood serum. March 26, 1938. (Photo by The Register & Tribune Syndicate).

Turkish Opium For Britain- the USE of Opium in British Medicine, UK, 1943 In a locked room, somewhere in Britain, a female laboratory worker fills a glass phial with morphine. The opium from which this morphine was extracted has been imported by the Ministry of Health from Turkey. The extraction process is kept secret and the final produce, in liquid form, is supplied in phials containing 1.1cc to hospitals and first aid posts.

1940s Nursing School (possibly in the Netherlands) Date October 14, 1947.

Anefo photo collection. Nursing school. Collection of photo collection Anefo, photo number 902-4087. October 14, 1947

Anefo photo collection. Dr. G. Blomhert first physician in The Hague Gem. Hospital. January 26, 1951. The Hague, South Holland

Description: Hong Kong under the microscope. The diagnostic X-ray machine at Queen Elizabeth's Radiological Institute is used mainly to study blood circulation in various parts of the body, including the brain and the chambers of the heart. Location: Hong Kong Date: 1969

Vintage Photograph. Dentist stands with one arm on his hip and a smile on his face while operating a machine the male patient sits in a reclined chair with a smile on his face as he waits for the procedure to start.

Anefo photo collection. Preparation for "ornis" exhibition, poultry in the bath. January 18, 1955

Anefo photo collection. Recovery: Arnhem. A nurse brushes the back of a man with a kind of ointment. 1945. Arnhem, Gelderland

Vintage Photograph. Optometrist testing woman's eyes.

The work of the American Hospital in Britain, Park Prewett Hospital, Basingstoke, Hampshire, February 1941 Sister Alma Gee dresses the injured foot of a man who was wounded by a High Explosive at Park Prewett Hospital in Basingstoke in February 1941.

Woman receiving manicure in hair salon

Medical research for divers

A patient undergoes a brain scan on the Scintillation camera to detect a tumor, blood flow and placement, abscesses, etc., in the Radio Isotope Clinic at the U.S. Army Hospital, Camp Kuwae. Base: Camp Kuwae State: Okinawa Country: Japan (JPN)

Photo collection prints Anefo Rousel. Series Print Anefo RVD Own Without Caption. Collection of photo collection prints Anefo Rousel, photo number 157-0893. 1956

New York, New York: c. 1930 Dr. Lee Winter demonstrates his new design of sterilization cabinets he has introduced at the College of Dentistry of New York University where the dental instruments and towels are steamed under pressure for thirty minutes leaving everything sterile at the end of the cycle. Catherine Blond is the nurse.

United States: c. 1934 A doctor removing a skin growth from a patient's shoulder. The Cameron Cauterodyne was a radio frequency operated cutting and cauterizing device.

Even In China, Dental Care Is Provided For Military Personnel. Here, Personnel Stationed At U.S. Airfield In China Receive A Dental Examination.

Anefo photo collection. Youth Radio broadcaster. January 14, 1951

The Work To Relieve Pain -- In an atmosphere as free from ***** as science can make it ***** girls are filling small ***** with the wonder drugs ***** Efocaine at the new $100,000 extension of the Crookes Laboratories, opened by Mr. H.R. Mckenson, M.P. Secretary for overseas Trade, at Park Royal London to-day. Left to Right - Maisie Shepherd Irene Cooney and Gloria Haynes. the girls who have to be AI in ***** work in the pressurized, aseptic ampoule filling rooms when the air is filtered and S

AB02C, 1st class sleeping car. The woman sits in front of the mirror and powder her face.

Hospital "Ham." -- In his room at the Wahroonga Sanitorium, surgical patient Phil Edwards, amateur radios crank, holds strange little parties. Guests who live as far away as 400 miles from Sydney include a blind ex- digger of World War 1, a polio victim, a completely paralysed boy and a dairy farmer from the Clarence River district. Phil twiddles the dial of his radio transmitter and is able to tune-in and hold conversations with his "ham" friends. June 16, 1950.

Male optometrist examining the eyes of a patient, 1950

A Recruit Joins the Royal Air Force As part of his selection board at the Royal Air Force Depot at Uxbridge, new recruit Michael Suthers undergoes a thorough medical examination, which includes a dental check-up.

Female American Red Cross Worker stitching eye bandages on Sewing Machine in the American Red Cross Workrooms for Surgical Dressings, Rue de la Faisandere, Paris, France, Lewis Wickes Hine, American National Red Cross Photograph Collection, July 1918

Dr. C. Jesse Davis, graduate of Meharry Medical College, Nashville, Tenn., in his dental suite in the Roosevelt Bank building at 35th Street and Grand Boulevard.. Illustrations. 1925. Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, Jean Blackwell Hutson Research and Reference Division. African Americans , Chicago (Ill.), African American dentists, Dental offices

Light Nurses Administer Blood Plasma To Patients Aboard An Evacuation Plane At Hickam Field, Oahu, Hawaii, 12 July 1944.

Mansion Becomes Maternity HomeStudent midwife feeds a prematurely born child only a few hours old. The use carefully graded feeding babies. September 19, 1951. (Photo by British Official Photograph).

Poll photo collection. Buddlercentrale of the Dutch Red Cross. Sister M.G. Niemeyer assists Mrs. Rietveld at the flasks using the breast pump. May 1954. Amsterdam, Noord-Holland

Soldier's Son- Pregnancy and Childbirth in Wartime, Bristol, England, 1942.

Battle Creek, Michigan: 1930. Testing the strength of a patient's arm muscles at John Harvey Kellog's Battle Creek Sanitarium.

Anefo photo collection. Employees Medical Committee Vietnam's selecting and packaging medicaments for shipping to Vietnam. January 3, 1973

X-ray examination table for breast basket

Poll photo collection. Buddlercentrale of the Dutch Red Cross. Laboratory controls test tubes. May 1954. Amsterdam, Noord-Holland

British War Relief Society of America Sends Clothing To Britain, 1941 Two members of the Women's Voluntary Service sort baby clothes at a WVS centre, somewhere in London, in 1941. The clothes have been donated by American donors and are being sorted into packs 'so that the mother has everything necessary for the welfare of her child'.

Yaralla Hospital For Concord Collage Museum (See Concord Sydney & Suburbs). December 10, 1952.;Yaralla Hospital For Concord Collage Museum (See Concord Sydney & Suburbs).

Traveling with 1st class sleeping compartment. State Railways, SJ Abo2c.

G.S. Mitchell challenges Helen Moser

Using Poe respirator on still-born child

Royal Air Force Recruitment, 1939-1945. Medical tests for aircrew candidates in London. Variations of the candidate's pulse being measured as he steps up and down on to a chair.

The Worells' skilled hands milk a king brown, usually mistaken for the much-feared taipan. The venom is sent to the Commonwealth Serum Laboratories for experimental purposes. February 14, 1952.

FSA (Farm Security Administration) supervisor demonstrating pressure cooker canning to a group of FSA supervisors and officials at a district meeting at San Angelo, Texas. She is shown packing meat into a can 1940. still image. Photographs. The Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, Prints and Photographs: Photography Collection. Texas , San Angelo, Texas , Tom Green County

A radiation technician and brain cancer patient illustrate the use of the Cobalt ""bomb"" machine where the patient wears a molded plaster cast marked with the cancer's location so the Cobalt unit can be directed at the same point during each treatment, New York, NY, 2/7/1953.

Phases of Gloria Swanson's ablutions in Male and Female. First her maids fill a receptacle above the shower with rose water, next the ceremonial disrobing and finally the immersion. The bathwater has been artfully coloured for the sake of modesty. 1919

***** and glucose are put into the patient's veins by the physician anaesthetist to make up the loss of body fluids while surgeons saw into the brain covering. Lives are saved by such carefully planned teamwork. In many cases, early and adequate diagnosis of mental and nervous disorders can enable the highly-skilled neuro-surgeon to save a patient from death or insanity. This is the scene during a neuro-surgical operation on the brain in a Sydney hospital. March 22, 1941.

Social Medical Service (SMD) Pharmacy 10-12-1973, in Driehuis GEM. Velzen, (1973-000)

Vintage Photograph. Inferior view of the kitchen at Memorial Hospital.

Brain Machine. This electroencephalograph - an American instrument for recording the electrical activity of the brain, and so detecting faults in the nervous system due to injury or disease-has been bought for the RSL Neurological Centre. Funds to equip the Centre will be supplied through the 1950 Miss Australia Quest. August 2, 1950. (Photo by The Sun).

Anefo photo collection. Red Cross: Leiden. Distribution of milk powder and baby food. June 1945. Leiden

Testing a new recruit whose heart conditions the Army authorities are doubtful about. Rather worryingly, the photograph shows the man sitting with one bare foot and both hands in separate basins of water. Wires lead from the basins to the electrical apparatus which records the electronic charges which take place in the heart with each beat. These are shown on a moving sensitised film. Thank goodness for modern-day ECG equipment! Date: 1916

Frances White

Smiling dentist standing next to a vintage dental chair and equipment in a classic medical office setup.

Factory Clinic- Health and Welfare Facilities at a British Factory, 1943 A nurse bandages the injured wrist of a factory worker in the well-equipped factory clinic. The original caption states that 'immediate first-aid can often save weeks of trouble and illness'.

1940s FEMALE DEFENSE WORKER HOLDING A DRILL WEARING PROTECTIVE FACE MASK

Wartime Hair Dresser- the work of Steiner's Salon, Grosvenor Street, London, England, UK, 1944 Actress Diana Wynyard has her hair styled by hairdresser Herman Steiner at his salon in London's Grosvenor Street. The salon is housed in a basement which was once used as an air raid shelter.

sezione per minorati psichici recuperabili, 1961

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