Museum of Health Care at Kingston Exhibition

For more than a century, Canadians have relied on hospitals to provide the facilities, equipment, and personnel central to scientific medical care.  At one time hospitals also played a central role in the training of new nurses.
 
From 1886 until 1974, the Kingston General Hospital School of Nursing was typical of the once numerous hospital-based training schools located across Canada.   

Through hard work and rigid discipline, apprentice nurses developed knowledge and skills and intense loyalties to hospital, patient care, and fellow students.

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