Genesee Valley Nurses Association records, 1939-1945.

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Genesee Valley Nurses Association records, 1939-1945.

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Records of District 2 include Board of Directors minutes, district meeting minutes, annual meeting proceedings, financial reports, and Articles of Incorporation and bylaws as amended in 1940. Minutes of other groups of interest include the Private Duty Section and the District Advisory Council. Miscellaneous annual reports of other district sections and committees are found in the annual meeting files. Included are listings of officers, directors and committee chairmen (1939-44) and miscellaneous financial records. Topics of particular interest include nursing's response to World War II, employment conditions of private duty nurses, and the 1938 revision of the state's Nurse Practice Act.

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American nurses' association

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Genesee Valley Nurses' Association

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New York State Nurses' Association

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