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The Effect Of Employment On The Socio-Medical Adjustment Of The Diabetic Receiving Clinic Care, Audrey B. Fountain

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.

A Study Of Cerebral Palsied Children Who Have Been Dismissed From School, Winifred Hill Jones

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.

The Establishment Of A St. Coletta School For Retarded Boys In The Archdiocese Of Chicago, Francine Lamb

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.

The Services Rendered By The Medical Social Worker In The Area Of Discharge Problems Of The Chronically Ill Service Patients Hospitalized At Mount Sinai Hospital, Chicago, Illinois, For A Period Of Four Weeks Or Longer During 1951, Dorothy Rosenthal Morwitz

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.

A Study Of The Social History And Characteristics Of Long Term Adc Cases, Ines T. Pannell

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.

A Social Study Of Sixty-Two Youthful Narcotic Addicts, Joseph Paul Sanculius

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.

An Analysis Of The Case Records Of Forty-Four Community Patients Known To The Chicago Community Clinic From July 1947 Through June 1951, Helen Sankofski

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.

A Statistical Study Of One Hundred Cases Known To The Shell Guidance Service, Social Service Department, Catholic Youth Organization, Chicago, Illinois, And Closed During The Period, July, 1949 To January, 1952, Joseph Charles Vlasak

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.

A Study Of Fifty Mentally Retarded Children In A Supervised Play Group Experience, Frances Mary Wilkins

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.

The Growth And Development Of Madonna Center, A Catholic Social Settlement, Margaret A. Galvin

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.

A Study Of One Hundred And Seventy New Applicants At The Veterans Administration Mental Hygiene Clinic From January 1, 1950 Through March 31, 1950, Martha Gloria Sellers

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.

An Analysis Of The Religious Influences In 100 Cases Known To The Juvenile Bureau Of The Chicago Park District, Georgia R. Smith

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.

Who Is Committed To The Louisville Workhouse?, Hurston C. Burkhart, Edward Edward Ellis, 1919-1999, James H. Ewalt, 1919-1972, Louella Mae Jones

Electronic Theses and Dissertations

No abstract provided.

A Study Of Fifty Epileptic Children., Jean M. Dockhorn

Electronic Theses and Dissertations

This study has been fostered by developments in three fields of endeavor, each of which has contributed directly to the writer's approach to the subject and the conclusions which will be made. First is the trend in medical care toward the recognition'of the fact that particular illnesses imply particular problems and necessitate specific forms of medical and social treatment with these ideas in mind and to provide the recommended treatment specialized programs have been developed and purposive organizations founded. Also, during the past ten years medical research has provided a much better understanding of epilepsy, its implications, and methods of …

A Study Of The Social Adjustment Of Twenty-Eight Children With Epileptic Seizures And Predisposition To Convulsions In The Louisville And Jefferson County Children's Home 1937-1948., Elizabeth Whitcomb Brown

Electronic Theses and Dissertations

This study is an attempt to understand the social adjustment or epileptic children and those with a predisposition to convulsions in the Louisville and Jefferson County Children's Home. The writer proposes to show what these children were like, why they were committed to the agency, what their problems were, and what kind of an adjustment they were able to make within the agency.

The Place Of Rehabilitation In The Home For Incurables : A Study Of One Hundred Patients In The King's Daughters' Home For Incurables, Louisville, Kentucky, December 31, 1947., Gretna Lillian Brown

Electronic Theses and Dissertations

Since 1909, the King's Daughters' Home for Incurables in Louisville, Kentucky, has provided institutional care for physically handicapped persons who are residents of Kentucky. A hospital survey done by the Kentucky State Board of Health in 1945-46 classified the Home as a "custodial-type institution", and did not include it in the survey, as it was not considered a hospital. Surveys on phases of the work of the institution were done in 1914 (Haven Emerson Survey) and in 1940 (Health and Welfare Council Survey) for administrative purposes. This year the work of the Home has provided the material for three theses …

The Development Of Professional Education For Social Work At The Raymond A. Kent School Of Social Work Of The University Of Louisville, 1918-1946., Maurice L. Kohnhorst

Electronic Theses and Dissertations

It would be impossible to single out any individual or group and give credit tor the development of the Raymond A. Kent School of Social Work. There are names which bring to mind real achievement and tremendous effort in the field which they had chosen and to which they had dedicated their service; names which lived through years of discouragement and disillusionment; names which perhaps have been forgotten with the passage of time but played vital roles in different periods of the development of the school. This, therefore, is not an account of things happening, but in reality, an account …

A History Of The American Catholic Sociological Society From 1938 To 1948, Richard M. Rosenfelder

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.

A Study In Elementary Schools In 1946 Of Twenty-Six Children Who Attended Mental Hygiene Clinic Nursery School, Louisville, Kentucky In 1939-1942., Ann Coleman

Electronic Theses and Dissertations

This study is an attempt to follow the development of the group of children who attended the Mental Hygiene Clinic Nursery School of Louisville, Kentucky in its first three years, September, 1939 through May, 1942. The children were studied on a comparative basis of their behavior in the two school situations - nursery school in 1939-1942 and elementary school in 1946. The study not only considers the child's behavior in the classroom, but also attempts to evaluate the effects at personality and environmental influences upon the child's school adjustment - his health, conditions in the home, and mental development. The …

The Problem Of The Chronically Ill In Louisville, Kentucky, 1946., Dinard S. Carr

Electronic Theses and Dissertations

Although the problems and implications of chronic illness will be discussed in their broader outlines, the purpose of this study is to see more specifically how chronic illness affects a particular group of patients. The questions, what are the problems and the needs of the chronically ill, what is the community doing to meet those needs, what are the facilities and what should they be, will be related to a representative sample of Louisville General Hospital patients. Many civic groups in Louisville have been articulate in expressing the need for planning for better convalescent and chronic care, among them the …

A Study Of German-Austrian Refugees In Louisville, Kentucky., Lina K. Wolff

Electronic Theses and Dissertations

This paper will deal with the adjustment of refugees in an American middle-sized city, Louisville, Kentucky. It will attempt to touch the background and past of the group, but it will be pointed to a question which indeed is vital to each refugee: What does he make of his life after immigration? Can what was in origin compulsory, become constructive for the future? Will America for him be more than a haven of refuge after a harassing persecution - will it be a home for him and his children? And the answer to these questions is inextricably tied up with …

Changing Philosophy Of Child Care In The Louisville And Jefferson County Children's Home, 1854-1943., Helen Hardwicke Sherrill

Electronic Theses and Dissertations

No abstract provided.

A Study Of The Family Service Organization, Louisville, Kentucky, In Reference To Intake, 1884-1940., Marian Elizabeth Prinz

Electronic Theses and Dissertations

No abstract provided.

Some Catholic Concepts In Professional Social Case Work, Leonard J. Mcmanamon

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.

Foster Home Care For Dependent Children, Frances Marie Coffey

Bachelors’ Theses

The child placing movement is a recognized branch of social service, and it should be studied as a system to promote juvenile welfare and as a section of sociology.

The family is the fundamental and elementary organism of society. It, in order to be complete, must be composed of parents and children. his social unit is too often broken up by various social elements, which leave the children in distress and danger.

Evidences Of The Social Case Work Processes In The American Novel 1900-1931, Helan Maree Toole

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.

The Altering Of Family Attitudes Toward The Child With Prolonged Illness As A Causative Factor Of Behavior Problems, Harriett Rinaldo

Theses, Dissertations, and Projects

No abstract provided.

Requirements For A Social Worker, Ruth E. Smith

Bachelors’ Theses

Entering upon a discussion of the requirements for Social Worker it might he well to have some clear and definite notions as to the meaning of Social Work. "The affair of social welfare is not a delimited field, like medicine or law for example, and it cannot safely be left to any specialized group of "professional experts", the body of knowledge about social relations and about the effects of the methods which have been tried for dealing with social problems and improving social conditions is by no means so authoritative or so comprehensive that such a procedure is wise.

A Study Of Forty Problem Children Of Sephardic Extraction, To Determine The Special Problems They Present To A Jewish Agency And To Discover Methods Of Dealing With These Problems, Lucille Shyev

Theses, Dissertations, and Projects

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Conférence Sur "Les Eclaireuses" (1913), Pièce De Maurice Donnay, Marguerite Durand, Michèle C. Magnin

Tome 1

Il existe deux versions de ce texte dans le manuscrit original. Seule la première a été reprise pour la transcription. Marguerite Durand y fait une analyse détaillée et commentée de cette pièce féministe dont les personnages -avocate, écrivaine, femme médecin, journaliste – représentent les différentes figures de l’émancipation féminine. La pièce obtint un grand succès en 1913.