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Introduction
From: Caring and Curing
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This collection of articles on women and health care in Canada from the 1880s to the present, which grew out of the 1991 University of Ottawa Hannah Lecture Series, contributes to an understanding of the complex role women have played in the history of health care, as workers and as consumers.
Contributors
Dianne Dodd
Dianne Dodd (PhD Carleton) is a historian for Parks Canada, Historic Sites and Coordinator of the Women’s History Initiative.
Deborah Gorham
Deborah Gorham is a Distinguished Research Professor in the Department of History at Carleton University.
