Nursing History before the lady with the lamp
Excited to join my history of medicine and history of nursing colleagues at the SSHM 2018! My paper “Nursing Careers at Haslar and Plymouth Naval Hospitals, 1769-1800” counters historiographical preconceptions about …
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I’m heading to Leeds for the day to present at the “Redcoats, Tommies, and Dusty Warriors: Britain’s Soldiers c.1650 to the present” conference. My paper “‘An awkward clumsy man’: Perceptions …
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I’m in the lovely Roman city of Chester today to present at the UK Association for the History of Nursing Colloquium. …
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My reflection on the 2018 Canadian History and Environment Summer Symposium “Women and the Prairies Landscape” has been posted to the NiCHE blog The Otter. It can be read here!
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It was so great to be back in Nova Scotia for the Canadian Association for the History of Nursing Conference! Especially as it was my first CAHN conference that wasn’t …
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I’m finishing up my time in Saskatchewan, by heading to Saskatoon for the Canadian History and Environment Summer Symposium. This year’s CHESS features both the traditional summer school and a …
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Super excited to present at the CHA this year with such wonderful people and to discuss the importance of subverting traditional historiographies! Word cloud of my paper accurately representing my …
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My PhD dissertation is now available for download from the University of Saskatchewan eCommons website. Thank you to my committee members and co-supervisors for their help in completing this work! …
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Tomorrow I’m off to the American Association for the History of Medicine in Los Angeles! I’m excited for the conference, my first visit to California, and the chance to go …
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