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    • Military Medicine
    • Public Health

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    • German nurses' involvement in World War I.
    • Non-frontline roles: hospital trains, hospitals, refugee camps.
    • Caring for wounded soldiers and managing infectious disease epidemics.

    Purpose:

    • To analyze the experiences and concerns of German nurses during World War I.
    • To understand the evolution of the nursing profession amidst wartime challenges.
    • To utilize the national nurses' association journal as a primary source.

    Summary:

    • German nurses were deployed in various non-combat roles during WWI.
    • They provided care for wounded soldiers and combated widespread infectious diseases.
    • Wartime experiences prompted reflection on the nursing profession's development.

    Impact:

    • Provides insight into the historical role of nurses in military conflicts.
    • Highlights the challenges and adaptations within the nursing profession during wartime.
    • Offers a unique perspective on nursing practice and professional identity during WWI.