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Defence nurses share lessons from war

Armistice Day is not only an opportunity to reflect on the sacrifice of the Great War generation, but on how stories from our nursing history are passed on
Posted 02 November 2018 - 23:00
British nurses Captains Lindsay Baigent and Anne Stavelyon treating a patient
 
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