[Photograph - Nurses Trained in Britain]
H.R.H. Princess Margaret presents awards to St. John Ambulance Cadets. The British Royal family have always taken a keen interest in the nursing services. They frequently visit hospitals and training centres.
British Columbia History of Nursing Society
[Photograph - Nurses Trained in Britain]
A student nurse. Ahead of her are at least three years of study and training. Her choice of this profession, dedicated to the service of the sick, is one of which she can be proud.
British Columbia History of Nursing Society
British Columbia History of Nursing Society
Rest Haven Hospital History (Sidney, BC)
Photocopies.
British Columbia History of Nursing Society
Published by the Office of the Provincial Nurse Advisor.
British Columbia History of Nursing Society
Only a Nurse [Poem by Grace E. Gunn]
British Columbia History of Nursing Society
British Columbia History of Nursing Society
Photograph of young nurse. Freeman photographs, Vancouver.
British Columbia History of Nursing Society
British Columbia History of Nursing Society
[Brief Histories of Canadian Hospitals]
University of British Columbia. School of Nursing
[Lecture-Discussion on History of Nursing for beginning students]
Richmond, Mary
Richmond, Mary
File includes identification card from Lady Nelson; V.I.M.D.C. blue guest ribbon; bookmark.
McIlrath, Ruth
[Photograph - Nurses Trained in Britain]
Nurses from Nigeria, Sierra Leone and Singapore, training in Britain, watch the dressing of a new-born baby
British Columbia History of Nursing Society
[Photograph - Nurses Trained in Britain]
Hospital. nurses relax in their lounge during an off-duty period. Most nurses live in a nurses
British Columbia History of Nursing Society
[Photograph - Nurses Trained in Britain]
Nursing sisters in their dining room at a Royal Naval Hospital. In peacetime they nurse men and women in the Service and their families, at home and overseas. In wartime they serve in hospital field ships, field hospitals and dressing stations.
British Columbia History of Nursing Society
[Photograph - Nurses Trained in Britain]
A district Nurse-Midwife with the baby she helped to deliver in the mother
British Columbia History of Nursing Society
[Photograph - Nurses Trained in Britain]
Nurses from Ghana train at a British hospital for mental diseases. A full knowledge of the human body is as necessary for this branch of nursing as for others.
British Columbia History of Nursing Society
Hanging from Chinese delegate Li Xiang-Dong from Peking Union Medical Hospital.
British Columbia History of Nursing Society
British Columbia History of Nursing Society
Large group of women in uniform. World War I (?).
British Columbia History of Nursing Society
Photograph of couple. Erickson Photographs, Port Arthur, Ontario.
British Columbia History of Nursing Society
British Columbia History of Nursing Society
Brown (nee Wright) Sharley Bryce
British Columbia History of Nursing Society
University of British Columbia. School of Nursing
[Photographs from exhibit - Nurses Trained in Britain]
The exhibit descriptions are printed on separate cards and have been used as photograph descriptions.
British Columbia History of Nursing Society
[Photograph - Nurses Trained in Britain]
Models and diagrams are used to enable nurses in training to understand the functions of the human body. Lessons are given by nurse-tutors who have had special training in teaching methods.
British Columbia History of Nursing Society
[Photograph - Nurses Trained in Britain]
A Health Visitor, employed by the Local Authority, visits a mother and her new-born baby. She is a fully qualified nurse and has had a specialized training in welfare work. Her advice is invaluable to mothers with domestic difficulties.
British Columbia History of Nursing Society
[Photograph - BCHNS members in historic uniforms]
British Columbia History of Nursing Society
UBC School of Nursing Alumni - 1920's and 1930's
University of British Columbia. School of Nursing
Copy of photograph from City of Vancouver Archives: Port.P.1052
British Columbia History of Nursing Society
Victoria Louise Eraut Exton with six fellow nurses in uniform during World War I. Exton is not identified. These nurses may have been graduates of Royal Jubilee or St. Joseph
British Columbia History of Nursing Society
Graduating nurses with flowers. Location not identified, but may be VGH.
British Columbia History of Nursing Society
Graduation photograph of unidentified nurse.
British Columbia History of Nursing Society
Nursing History: Pre-Christian Era to 1960s
University of British Columbia. School of Nursing
[Photograph - Nursing Graduation]
Mary Isabella MacDonald is second from left in top row.
British Columbia History of Nursing Society
Blais, Lois
File contains photocopied letters to and concerning Madeline Harrower, many from former Boer War patients.
Blais, Lois
Descendants of Peter or Patrick McLachlan
Upshall, Muriel
Descendants of Charles Upshall
Upshall, Muriel
[Photograph] - Elizabeth McLachlan, Muriel Upshall
Upshall, Muriel
Series consists of birth certificate, copies of genealogical records, correspondence from family members, a family history, memorial records from the funeral services of various Upshall family members, news clippings and photograph of Muriel Upshall’s mother.
[Upshall Family Tree: Descendants of Charles Upshall]
Upshall, Muriel
[Notes regarding McLachlan family]
Upshall, Muriel
[Letter from Lily and Victor Upshall to Muriel Upshall]
Upshall, Muriel
Subonds consists of 11 cm of textual records, ca. 230 photographs, and other graphic material dating from 1920 to 1986 pertaining to the life and career of Muriel Upshall. Diplomas, lists, applications, notebooks, memos reports, letter, cards and other documents illustrate her education and career. Correspondence relates to student positions, her provincial Board of Health position in Nanaimo, various projects, professional memberships, student reports and recommended standards and practices for nursing.
Upshall, Muriel
Upshall, Muriel
Upshall, Muriel
Edna Muriel Upshall fact sheet
Upshall, Muriel