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Shifting Professional Boundaries: Gender Conflict in Public Health, 1920-1925
From: Caring and Curing
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Conflict and contradictions were inevitable as public health nurses and physicians attempted to work together.
Contributors
Meryn Stuart
Meryn Stuart was Associate Professor in the School of Nursing and the first Director of the Nursing History Research Unit (2005 - 2009). She is a former public health nurse who worked in southwestern Ontario and in Ottawa-Carleton. Dr Stuart is a feminist social historian whose primary research areas are in public health nursing in Ontario, nursing education, and First World War military nursing. She was one of 100 nurses recognized with a Centennial Award, created for the centennial celebrations of the Canadian Nurses Association in 2008 to honour exceptional registered nurses whose work has had a positive impact on the nursing profession.
