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An update: the flight nurse section--its past, present, and future
Aviation, Space, and Environmental Medicine
|May 1, 1985
Summary
The Flight Nurse Section of the Aerospace Medical Association, established in 1963, has grown to 239 members. This paper reviews its 21-year history and accomplishments to guide its future.
Area of Science:
- Aerospace Medicine
- Nursing History
Background:
- The Flight Nurse Section of the Aerospace Medical Association was founded on August 19, 1963.
- It commenced with 12 charter members, led by Chairman Pro Tem Col. Ethel Kovach.
- The elected position of Chairman was instituted in 1964, with Lt. Col. Agnes Arrington as the first officeholder.
Observation:
- The section has experienced significant growth, currently boasting a membership of 239.
- Over its 21-year history, the Flight Nurse Section has achieved numerous milestones.
Findings:
- This paper provides a chronological historical account of the Flight Nurse Section.
- It emphasizes the importance of reviewing past achievements and the current status to project future endeavors.
Implications:
- The Flight Nurse Section is a crucial component of the Aerospace Medical Association.
- Understanding its history and present state is vital for anticipating its future contributions and growth.