Rehabilitation of the Wounded (Volume 80)

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated.1918 Excerpt: ... INDEX Accidents: disabled and, 96; industrial, 149; statistics, 78. Advantages Of National Auspices Of Re-education. James Phinney Munroe, 123-130. Allotments, 119, 134. (See War Risk Insurance.) Allowances, 119, 134. (See War Risk Insurance.) American Red Cross: camp service, 139; Civilian Relief, 108; home serv-ice, 103; Institute for the Blind, 105-109,140. (See Red Cross.) American Red Cross In The Nation-Al Program For The Rehabili-Tation Of The Wounded, The R6le Of The. Curtis E. Lakeman, 131-140. Amputations: in army, 15; in Ger-many, 40. Anesthesia, introduction, 11. Anthrax, bacteriology and, 12. Antitoxin, tetanus, 12. Armless: occupation for, 63; place-ment, 89. Bacteriology, advent, 11-13. Blind: assistance, 106; civilian and military, 107; deaf and, 38; home service and, 137; as masseurs, 114; occupations for, 63, 75, 87, 91; pro-portion in Canada, 141; Red Cross Institute, 105-109, 140; teaching center, 108. Blind As Industrial Workers, The. James Bordley, 104-110. Blinded Soldiers As Masseurs In Hospitals And Sanatoria For Reconstruction And Rehabilita-Tion Of Disabled Soldiers. S. Adolphus Knopf, 111-116. Bordley, James. The Blind as In-dustrial Workers, 104-110. Business, in England, 3. Camp Service, Red Cross Bureau of, 139. Canada: disabled in, 76; placement in, 145; re-education and, 67; rehabili-tation in, 1, 9, 141; vocational re-education, 148. Canada's Invalided Soldiers' Commis-sion, 4, 64, 141-149. Carrel-Dakin, Method, 17. Carry On, 68. Casualties; statistics, 41; war and in-dustry, 76, 78. Cheer up work, 53. Chellew, Henry. Plans for The Education of Disabled and Conva-lescent Officers of British and Allied Forces, 153 ff. Civilian Life, Soldiers and, 6. Relief, Department of, 133, 139. (See American Red Cross.) Compensation: ...