Mary McMillan : the mother of physical therapy /

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TextPublication details: [Place of publication not identified] : [Publishers name not idntified], [2020].Description: 372 pages : illustrations, portraits ; 23 cmISBN:

9798609971753

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REF.615.82092 F24

Summary: " Mary McMillan was as instrumental in founding physical therapy, as Florence Nightingale influenced the profession of modern nursing. Mary knew from an early age that she was meant to help, heal, and assist those who were in pain. She was fearless and unafraid to help all who suffered, no matter the peril. Mary was the key figure in organizing the profession of physical therapy in the first half of the twentieth century"--Amazon

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" Mary McMillan was as instrumental in founding physical therapy, as Florence Nightingale influenced the profession of modern nursing. Mary knew from an early age that she was meant to help, heal, and assist those who were in pain. She was fearless and unafraid to help all who suffered, no matter the peril. Mary was the key figure in organizing the profession of physical therapy in the first half of the twentieth century"--Amazon

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