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Springer Publishing - Wikipedia
Springer Publishing - Wikipedia
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Founded 1950
History
Springer Publishing Company[2] was
founded in 1950 by Bernhard Springer, the
Berlin-born great-grandson of Julius
Springer, who founded Springer-Verlag
(now Springer Science+Business Media).
Springer Publishing's first landmark
publications included Livestock Health
Encyclopedia by R. Seiden and the 1952
Handbook of Cardiology for Nurses. The
company's books soon branched into
other fields, including medicine and
psychology. Nursing publications grew
rapidly in number, as Modell's Drugs in
Current Use, a small annual paperback,
sold over 150,000 copies over several
editions. Solomon Garb's Laboratory Tests
for Nurses, first published in 1954, sold
nearly 240,000 copies over six editions in
25 years. In its second decade, the firm
expanded into new publishing areas to
reflect the rapidly expanding health care
industry. Gerontology was a growing topic
of interest, and in the 1960s Bernhard
Springer published six titles on aging.
Meanwhile, publications in psychiatry and
psychology continued to grow.
Biogerontology
Clinical Lactation
Minority Nurse
Neonatal Network
Partner Abuse
Rehabilitation Education
Rehabilitation Research, Policy, and
Education
Footnotes
1. "Booksellers" (https://www.springerpub.co
m/booksellers) . Springer Publishing.
Retrieved June 4, 2019.
Further reading
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External links
Official website (http://www.springerpu
b.com)
Springer Link (https://link.springer.co
m/)
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