Resumen

HERRERA-RODRIGUEZ, Francisco  y  GONZALEZ-IGLESIAS, María Elena. Conflict at the Rubio Institute in Madrid (1912). Resident nurses or daughters of charity?. Temperamentvm [online]. 2024, vol.20, e15682.  Epub 04-Abr-2025. ISSN 1699-6011.  https://dx.doi.org/10.58807/temperamentvm20247123.

In June 1912, at the Rubio Institute in Madrid, within which was located the Nursing School of Saint Elizabeth of Hungary, both institutions founded by Federico Rubio y Galí (1827-1902), a very important crisis took shape due to the proposal of some members of the Board and some "lady curators" who proposed replacing the resident nurses with the Daughters of Charity, a proposal that was opposed by the daughter of the founder, Sol Rubio y Chacón, who, besides published a book in 1916 titled El Instituto Rubio y los Estatutos de su fundador. Defensa documentada, in which she denounces, among other issues, the non-compliance with the Statutes of 1896, in addition to considering illegal the reform of the given statutes carried out in 1910.

Palabras clave : Nursing School of Saint Elizabeth of Hungary; Eugenio Gutiérrez y González; Federico Rubio y Galí; Daughters of Charity; Sisters of Charity; Rubio Institute; Institute of Operative Therapeutics; Ladies Curators; Sol Rubio y Chacón.