The contribution of the Grey Nuns to the development of nursing in Canada: Historiographical issues
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Paul, Pauline. (1994). The contribution of the Grey Nuns to the development of nursing in Canada: Historiographical issues.. Canadian Bulletin of Medical History, 11(1), 207-217.
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The purpose of this article includes describing the current state of historical knowledge about the Grey Nuns of Montreal, identifying issues which shed light on this state of knowledge and proposing new avenues of scholarship. A review of the literature shows that the nursing role of the Grey Nuns and their national contribution to the development of health care services require examination. The small number of publications about the Grey Nuns, specifically in respect to their role in the development of nursing services, can be linked to issues in Canadian historiography and trends in women's history, health science history, and nursing history.
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© 1994 Canadian Society for the History of Medicine. This version of this article is open access and can be downloaded and shared. The original author(s) and source must be cited.
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Canada