Figure 1.--Here we see nurses at a one of the American Committee working with the Pikardy children. |
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We do not yet have have details on the clinics that the Committee opened. Medical issues were dealt with by the American Women's Hospitals. The Committeed developed a close relationship with them. The Committee did open clinics. Morgan brought in French nurses to get the clinic porogram started. They helped train the Pikardy women. The clinics started keeping records on the younger children to monitoir their weights and growth trends and identify children that needed special care. We see the nurses leading exercises and testing out the children's physical development. The nures also gave lessons on hygene and nutrition to mothers.
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