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THE AMERICAN NATIONAL RED CROSS
FORM 852
REV 9-15-31
PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING-HOME HYGIENE INSTRUCTION
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EFFICIENCY REPORT
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Name of Nurse Antoinette Ablschier (ITINERANT NURSE) Red Cross Badge No. 409
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Assigned to
Alto - Sept. & Oct., 1928.
Chapter Cherokee Co.
Jacksonville - Nov. & Dec., 1928.
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I. EDUCATION:
1. General impression made; effort to secure further education
Has good vocabulary, probably has average amount of educational background,
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applies it Intelligently. Would like to take summer course at Peabody College,
Nashyi Tenn.
Character of (a) Conversation, (b) Written work. (c) Public speaking
a. Professional conversation clear, concise; ordinary conversation too personal.
b. Expresses ideas clearly enough.
C. Not observed.
II. ORGANIZATION ABILITY: (1) Enthusiasm. (2) Vision. (3) Resourcefulness,
(4) Executive ability (5) Approach.
1. Interest sincere.
2. Visualized community as a whole.
3. Apparently very successful in getting help when needed.
4. Understands organization fairly well, shares responsibility with work ers.
5. Knows how to deal with her people, is direct and insistent.
III. ATTITUDE TOWARD:
1. Nursing Representative
gelatce)
2. American Red Cross Apparen tly very loyal
3. Local Chapter Committee and volunteers Friendly, seeks their cooperation
4. Patients Secures their confidence first, teaches them simply and directly.
5. Medical profession Professionel and quite friendly and cooperative.
puete
6. Home Hygiene students Not observed.
7. Teaching staff in schools Works cooperatively with individual teachers and wi th
the school as a whole thru superintendent and principals.
8. Fellow Red Cross workers - Understands the objectives of other Red Cross workers
very well, respects them, seeks the help of the workers.
9.
Other
Agencies - Attempts to work closely with other agencies.
10. Community - Interested in all community activities.
IV. PROFESSIONAL TECHNIQUE (1) Bedside. (2) School. (3) Family case work.
1. Not observed.
2. Plans work, contact with teacherés and pupils excellent.
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3. Observant of social problems, has little knowledge of method of
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