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Topics include status of Beth Israel doctors following the end of World War I, discussion of progress on the new hospital building at Livingston Place (the future Dazian Pavilion), staffing shortages at the hospital, and the ongoing Influenza Epidemic of 1918.

Topics of letter include the status of various Beth Israel Hospital medical staff members serving in World War I, updates about the new hospital building on Livingston Place (future Dazian Pavilion), and news about the war. Letter also makes mention of the Mt. Sinai unit.

Topics of letter include the status of Beth Israel medical staff members serving in World War I, staff shortages caused by the 1918 Influenza Epidemic, the wartime conscription of women as nurses, and the status of the new hospital building on Livingston Place (future Dazian Pavilion).

This volume, written by a former director of the school, covers the establishment of the Roosevelt Hospital and the need for the establishment of the School of Nursing. It discusses the admittance requirements, the establishment of its curriculum, and development of the school under four of its first directors and the establishment of its Alumnae Association. It also includes chapters on the nurses serving during World War I and II and includes rosters listing those names, as well as many photographs of the nurses and students during the first fifty years.

Transcript of letter:

Artist unknown. Date of 1944 assigned, but actual date unknown.