Education for the disabled in war and industry : Army hospital schools : a demonstration for the education of disabled in industry . beenin a war of machinery. They appeal, like typewriting, both tothose who expect to follow mechanical pursuits as a vocation andto those who wish a knowledge of machine practices and automo-bile repair for their personal convenience. Crafts show a largeenrollment because Crafts were so well suited to the acute caseswho were still confined to beds or to the wards. Those interestedin the problems of rehabilitation for the disabled in industry willfind this table o
Education for the disabled in war and industry : Army hospital schools : a demonstration for the education of disabled in industry . beenin a war of machinery. They appeal, like typewriting, both tothose who expect to follow mechanical pursuits as a vocation andto those who wish a knowledge of machine practices and automo-bile repair for their personal convenience. Crafts show a largeenrollment because Crafts were so well suited to the acute caseswho were still confined to beds or to the wards. Those interestedin the problems of rehabilitation for the disabled in industry willfind this table of army experience exceedingly suggestive andhelpful. EXTENT OF CURATIVE EFFECTS Since the whole service was established primarily for curativepurposes, it is important that the curative benefits be clearlyknowiiand evaluated. To present absolute proof of the curativeeffects of a form of treatment, which was but part of the totaltreatment received by a soldier, is very difficult, if not impos-sible. A soldier under treatment received benefit from surgicalservice, medical service, nursing service, physiotherapy, and Achievement. 24 Education for the Disabled in War and Industry — X Ol Ci Ci CO »0 O CI O - C -f O ~f I ~ ~- ~ :~ C1 -t C 1 O O —H —H O i-H ! J X Ol — CO C. C- >C X X O 00 X X 3C CI O X to ~- x oo co — X X rf -t -X: C] t -t ^ i?i Tt- ci CC W CO >C X ~ CI •—< co oo co ci -r -f ci ci t~ ci -r :c m io x os ci rH N -H M rH IC CO lO N CO X /. CCI-HNO-H^ CO-~ C »C CO CO co .— e < CO Ci GO -CO CO O X —1 O O Ci CO X — i »o «o co -r o co x XCNCOO ? x co r- 0 co co «—o C)co x co -HiOTf- co —i x co x o c i -r x — co o <—? ?—CO CM O CO CM Tf y-i -H _^ _ CO — Ci Ci CO XX ^ — CM t*< £2 ™ ~ IS 2 S U ° ~ P 2 O Ci — o X —• co ci ct -~~~.7-z CO
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