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About Susan Villiers
Susan Villiers (1863–1945) was an English nurse who specialised in caring for patients with infectious diseases in fever hospitals, also known as isolation hospitals. She was a leading figure in the drive for better nursing education and a better-organised nursing profession, especially for fever nurses. As well as being matron of various fever hospitals, she was on the council of the Fever Nurses Association from its beginning in 1908. She played important roles in various other organisations working towards registration of qualified nurses, better training and other improvements for the profession.
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- nurse
- Born
- 1863
- Died
- 1945