HIST 3560

This course examines the development of Canadian nursing from its religious roots in 17th-Century Quebec to the modern hospital movement of the 20th Century. It emphasizes ways in which politics, gender, race and religion helped to shape nursing into a predominantly hospital-based profession comprised of white women, and looks at the efforts of men and minority women to earn a place in nursing in Canada and elsewhere. Prerequisite(s): One course (3.0 credit hours) in Health Sciences, Nursing, or History Section information text: Note: Students must register in the cross-listed section of the course. Refer to cross-listed section for meeting time details.