Role Of Nurses In Ww2
The introduction of antibiotics accelerated improvements in American life and led to greater government involvement in public health. New drugs helped to improve the death rate and increased the chances of soldiers being cured. Not only did the soldiers benefit, the nurses did as well.The nurses that had served in the war had learned organizational skills as well as supervisory skills during the war.Army nurses were forced to grow professionally during the war, which allowed for more opportunities when they came home. American society changed where nurses were accepted as professional members of the health care system. Overall, World War Two brought major change to science. Now that nurses were common and new drugs were prevalent in society,