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No references found	Lillian Wald, a registered nurse and social reformer who founded the Henry Street Settlement in New York City in 1895, coined the term PHN in 1893 to describe the nurses who worked in poor and middle-class communities rather than in hospitals or in the homes of wealthy employers. Public health nursing in early 20th century Canada/Les services ... by McKay, Marion / Canadian Journal of Public Health But she also toured the Henry Street Settlement on the Lower East Side and cuddled children with AIDS - pointedly without donning gloves - in the pediatric unit at Harlem Hospital Center. Prince Harry lands in New York, follows his mother's footsteps by Asian News International Through the work of social reformer Lillian Wald and her fellow nurses at the Henry Street Settlement in New York City, public health nursing emerged as an arm of county and municipal governments, and public health nurses participated in the myriad programs for uplift and social justice. Public health nursing: a class act with long history of service by Easley, Cheryl / The Nation's Health	Henry IV Henry James Henry James Sumner Maine Henry Joseph Wood Henry Kellett Henry Kendall Henry Lloyd Henry Mackenzie Henry Maudslay Henry Maudsley Henry Mayers Hyndman Henry Melson Stommel Henry Moore Henry Morton Stanley Henry Norris Russell Henry of Burgundy Henry of Flanders Henry of Huntingdon Henry of Navarre Henry Purcell Henry Raeburn Henry Rider Haggard Henry Roe Cloud Henry Sidgwick Henry Stephens Washington Henry Street Settlement Henry Sweet Henry the Fowler Henry the Lion Henry the Minstrel Henry the Navigator Henry the Proud Henry Thomas Buckle Henry V Henry VI Henry VII Henry VIII Henry W. Coe State Park Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Henry Wilhelm Kristiansen Henry Winston Henry's Law Henry, Alexander Henry, Andrew Henry, Cape Henry, Edward Henry, Fort Henry, Frederic Henry, John Henry, Joseph Henry, O	Henry roland byrd Henry Roscoe Henry Rowe Schoolcraft Henry Russell Henry Russell Bruce Henry Russell Sanders Henry s. jacobs camp Henry Samueli School of Engineering Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science Henry Scadding House Henry Schein Ash Arcona Henry Schoolcraft Henry Sibley Dance Team Henry Sidgwick Henry Sienkiewicz Henry Spencer Moore Henry Spencer Moore Henry Stanbery Henry Stanley Henry Steinway Henry Stephens Washington Henry Stommel Henry Street High School Henry Street School for International Studies Henry Street Settlement Henry Street Settlement and Neighborhood Playhouse Henry Stuart Henry Sweet Henry Sweet Henry the 1st Henry the 1st Henry the Fifth Henry the Fifth Henry the first Henry the first Henry the Fourth Henry the Fourth Henry the Fowler Henry the Fowler Henry the Fowler Henry the Great Henry the Lion Henry the Lion Henry the Minstrel Henry the Navigator Henry the Navigator Henry the Navigator Henry the Proud Henry the Seafarer Henry the Seafarer Henry the Second Henry the Second Henry the Seventh Henry the Seventh Henry the Sixth

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Lillian Wald, a registered nurse and social reformer who founded the Henry Street Settlement in New York City in 1895, coined the term PHN in 1893 to describe the nurses who worked in poor and middle-class communities rather than in hospitals or in the homes of wealthy employers.

Public health nursing in early 20th century Canada/Les services ... by McKay, Marion / Canadian Journal of Public Health

But she also toured the Henry Street Settlement on the Lower East Side and cuddled children with AIDS - pointedly without donning gloves - in the pediatric unit at Harlem Hospital Center.

Prince Harry lands in New York, follows his mother's footsteps by Asian News International

Through the work of social reformer Lillian Wald and her fellow nurses at the Henry Street Settlement in New York City, public health nursing emerged as an arm of county and municipal governments, and public health nurses participated in the myriad programs for uplift and social justice.

Public health nursing: a class act with long history of service by Easley, Cheryl / The Nation's Health

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