The founding texts of your profession, read aloud. FREE FOREVER
From Nightingale's lamp to the Red Cross: the documents that built modern nursing.
Yes. All texts in this collection were published before 1930 (or are works of the U.S. federal government), making them public domain in the United States. Anyone can reproduce, read aloud, or adapt them freely.
Start with Florence Nightingale's Notes on Nursing (1859). It is the foundational text of modern nursing and is still assigned in nursing programs worldwide. It covers the fundamentals: ventilation, warmth, light, cleanliness, and patient observation.
Absolutely. Everything is public domain and free. Instructors assign Notes on Nursing in fundamentals courses, and the audiobooks work well as assigned listening. Students preparing for the NCLEX use the nursing briefs for historical context on the evolution of the profession.
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