Colloque Annuel de l’ACHN/CAHN Date limite de réception des propositions : 15 Décembre
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CAHN Conference CFP Deadline Extended to December 15
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Collegian Special Issue on Nursing and Health Care History
Collegian, the Australian Journal of Nursing Practice, Scholarship & Research, invites submissions to a special issue on Nursing and Health Care History. Submissions are due 1 March 2020. More information is available here.
CSHM-SCHM Call For Papers 2020
Call for Papers Canadian Society for the History of Medicine (CSHM) May 30 – June 1, 2020 Western University, London, Ontario The 2020 meeting of the Canadian Society for the History of Medicine will take place May 30-June 1, 2020 at Western University, in London, Ontario, situated on the traditional lands of the Anishinaabek, Haudenosaunee,
Brazilian Nursing History Conference
PRESENTATION The 1st International Congress on the History of Nursing Education (ICoHNE), 5th Colloquium of the Brazilian Academy of Nursing History (ABRADHENF) e 2nd Symposium of the Laboratory for Nursing History Studies (LAESHE) is a result of a long-standing partnership between the Brazilian Academy of Nursing History (ABRADHENF) and the Laboratory for Nursing History Studies (LAESHE), at
Women’s College Hospital School of Nursing history feature in Toronto Star
On May 6th a celebration of the Centenary of the Women’s College Hosptial School of Nursing Alumnae was held in Toronto with over 320 graduate nurses in attendance! This celebration, planned by the alumnae Anniversary Committee, was two years in the making. Coinciding with this momentous occasion two nursing history articles were published in the Toronto
Jour J : les souvenirs de Maxine Bredt, infirmière de l’armée canadienne
« Alors qu’en France, on commémore les 75 ans du Jour J sur les côtes normandes, retour sur le rôle des femmes pendant les grands guerres. Exemple au Canada: tandis que les hommes partaient au front, les femmes participaient elles aussi à l’effort de guerre dane le civil, mais certaines aussi sous les drapeax. Retrouvez
Vicky Bach Memorial Prize Winner 2019 – Gagnant du Prix Vicky Bach Memorial 2019
Congratulations to this year’s Vicky Bach Memorial Prize winner Lucy Vorobej (University of Waterloo) for her paper “‘By Their Own Efforts’: Alcohol Abuse and Disease Concepts in Ontario’s Colonial Past 1945-1980.” The prize recognizes the best student paper on the history of nursing presented at the annual conference. More information on the Vicky Bach Memorial
Nursing History Feature in the Toronto Star
On May 5, 2019, the Toronto Star published “‘They said I was too tall, too big …’ How three nurses broke through nursings starched white world” by Katie Daubs. The article (available here) features work by Canadian historians of nursing Dr. Kathryn McPherson and Dr. Karen Flynn among others. Check out this fantastic piece highlighting the work