Contributors

Chapters in this book

1. Front Matter i
2. Contents v
3. Illustrations vii
4. Acknowledgments ix
5. Introduction 1
6. “A Loyal Body of Empire Citizens”: Military Nurses and Identity at Lemnos and Salonika, 1915-17 8
7. Social Sisters: A Feminist Analysis of the Discourses of Canadian Military Nurse Helen Fowlds, 1915-18 25
8. The Healing Work of Aboriginal Women in Indigenous and Newcomer Communities 40
9. Cleansers, Cautious Caregivers, and Optimistic Adventurers: A Proposed Typology of Arctic Canadian Nurses, 1945-70 53
10. Region, Faith, and Health: The Development of Winnipeg’s Visiting Nursing Agencies, 1897-1926 70
11. “Suitable Young Women”: Red Cross Nursing Pioneers and the Crusade for Healthy Living in Manitoba, 1920-30 91
12. The Call of the North: Settlement Nurses in the Remote Areas of Québec, 1932-72 111
13. (Re)constructing the Identity of a Red Cross Outpost Nurse: The Letters of Louise de Kiriline, 1927-36 136
14. University Nursing Education for Francophones in New Brunswick in the 1960s: The Role of Nuns, Priests, Politicians, and Nurses 153
15. Notes 167
16. Selected Bibliography 205
17. Contributors 210
18. Index 212