Call for Abstracts Forth Issue 2022 PDF The European Journal for Nursing History and Ethics is an interdisciplinary Open Access and peer-reviewed eJournal spanning the Humanities, Nursing Science, Social Sciences, and Cultural Studies. The journal is published online once a year with each edition having an individual theme and an open section that contains articles
Madness Canada introduces An Online Teaching Resource www.MadnessCanada.com Designed for in-class and online post-secondary platforms, History in Practice (HiP) is an open access web-based resource that was co-created with people with lived experience of mental health differences for a uniquely successful community-led curriculum. HiP’s extensive range of educational tools and learning activities can be adapted for both undergraduate and graduate levels, and include:
The second seminar of the Pandemic Histories seminar series. This roundtable seminar “On The Margins: Epidemic and the disenfranchised,” features Karen Flynn, Maureen Lux, Richard McKay, and Kevin Siena. Recorded via Zoom on June 15th. For more information on the Pandemic Histories seminar series visit the Canadian Society for the History of
The 2020 edition of the United Kingdom Association for the History of Nursing Bulletin is now available open access here: https://bulletin.ukahn.org/volume-8-1-2020/ In addition to research papers and short articles, this edition contains book reviews of CAHN member’s recently published monographs! Linda Quiney’s This Small Army of Women: Canadian Volunteer Nurses and the First World War, revied
The second issue of the European Journal for Nursing History and Ethics is online available now. To read the open-access journal please visit: https://www.enhe.eu/ The second issue of the European Journal for Nursing History and Ethics is related to the International Conference “’Bads’ in healthcare: Negative experience as an impetus to reform in nineteenth and twentieth
Congratulations to Professor Sioban Nelson, whose essay “Nursing infectious disease: a history with three Lessons,” was the winner of the History Lessons for Managers Coping with Impact of COVID-19 award! The paper is open access and is available here, along with seven other open-access essays selected for publication by the jury.
Dr. Shirley Marie Stinson, OC, AOE, RN, EdD, LLD (Hon), DSc (Hon), DSL (Hon) Dr. Shirley Marie Stinson, a visionary nursing leader and a founding member of the CAHN-ACHN, passed away on June 4th, 2020 at the age of 90. She was honoured for her rich contributions to multiple fields, including raising the profile of
