Florida Public Health Oral History Project

Interviewee

Gertrude Lee

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Interviewer

Prather, E. Charlton

Publisher

University of South Florida Libraries

Date

1999-09-08

Publication Date

4-25-2016

Abstract

In this oral history interview, Florida native Gertrude McCullough Lee (1922 - 2000) discusses her public health nursing career in Holmes County, Florida. She describes the evolution of public health nursing in a rural community and her professional transition from military nurse to director of nursing services for Holmes County. She talks about the establishment of the Holmes County Health Department and the training of public health nurses. Lee details several public health issues in her community such as polio, tuberculosis, and hookworm infestation. She also recounts various interventions she implemented to address public health issues as well as her outreach efforts into the community.

Keywords

Public health nurses, Public health nursing, Rural nursing, University of South Florida

Description

1 sound file (98 min.) : digital, MP3 file

Subject: topical

Public health nurses; Public health nursing; Rural nursing; University of South Florida

Subject: geographic

Holmes County (Fla.)

Language

English

Type

Sound

Genre

Oral histories, Online audio

Format

Audio

Holding Location

University of South Florida

Collection

Florida Public Health Oral History Project

Identifier

C53-00044

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