Former Marion Woodward Lecturers
- 1969: Dr. Helen K. Mussallem (Executive Director, Canadian Nurses
Association), Nursing Tomorrow
- 1970: Dorothy Smith (Dean, University of Florida), Alternative
for Nursing
- 1971: Dr. Muriel Uprichard (Director, UBC School of Nursing),
Education of Nurses
- 1972: Dr. Loretta C. Ford (Dean, University of Rochester),
The Courage to Be and the Challenge to Become
- 1973: A. Isobel MacLeod (Director of Nursing, Montreal General
Hospital), The One and the Many
- 1974: Dr. Helen Glass (Dean, University of Manitoba), Education
and Service: A Developing Relationship
- 1975: Dr. Esther Lucille Brown (International Nursing Consultant,
San Francisco), New Developments in Health Care and their Implications for Nursing
- 1977: Dr. Thelma Joan Wells (Professor, University of Rochester),
Care of the Elderly: Nitty Gritty Issues
- 1978: Margaret Duncan Jensen (Professor, California State University
at San Jose), The Expanding Family: A Nursing Perspective
- 1979: 60th Anniversary, University of British Columbia, School
of Nursing
Dr. Alice J. Baumgart (Dean, Queen’s University), Sixty Years of University Education:
Professional Values and Sexual Politics
- 1980: Dr. Delores Krieger (Professor, New York University),
The Therapeutic Touch
- 1981: Dr. Luther Christman (Dean, Rush University), Toward
Parity in Clinical Competence
- 1982: Dr. Madeleine Leininger (Professor, Wayne State University),
Transcultural Nursing
- 1982: Dr. Amy E. Zelmer (Vice President, University of Alberta),
Professional Education in Tomorrow’s University
- 1983: Ginette Rodger (Executive Director, Canadian Nurses Association),
Charting the Next 20 Years: University Education for all Nurses
- 1984: Dr. Anne J. Davis (Professor, University of California at
San Francisco), How Can We Be Sure of the Answers When We Are Not Certain of the
Questions?
- 1985: Marie-France Thibaudeau (Dean, University of Montreal),
Nursing: A Positive Force in the Health Care System
- 1986: Dr. Jeanne Quint Benoliel (Professor, University of Washington),
Nursing Science and Nursing Practice: A Reciprocal Relationship
- 1987: Dr. Joy Durfee Calkin (Dean, University of Calgary),
Is the Current Illness Care System in Your Best Interest?
- 1988: Eva Ryten (Director of Office of Research and Information
Service, Association of Canadian Medical Colleges), Women as Deliverers of Health
Care: Implications for Change in Canada’s Health Care and Educational Systems
- 1989: Dr. Margretta M. Styles (Professor and Livingston Chair in
Nursing, University of California, San Francisco), The Challenge of Quality Nursing
Education
- 1990: Barbara E. Burke (Vice President, Nursing, St. Paul’s Hospital,
Vancouver), Nursing Partnerships – An Imperative for the 1990’s
- 1991: Dr. Nancy Milio (Professor, University of North Carolina,
Chapel Hill), Wired for the Future: Can I.T. Promote Community Health?
- 1992: Marion Dewar (Former Mayor of Ottawa and Member of Parliament),
Nursing in the 21st Century: Developing Healthy Communities
- 1993: Dr. Jacquelyn C. Campbell (Anna D. Wolf Endowed Professor,
Johns Hopkins University), Sanctions and Sanctuary: Culture and Wife Beating
- 1994: Dr. Katharyn A. May (Professor & Director, UBC School
of Nursing), Challenges and Opportunities for Nursing in the Next Decade
- 1995: Dr. Elizabeth Davies (Professor, UBC School of Nursing and
Investigator, British Columbia’s Research Institute for Child and Family Health),
Lessons Learned from Research on Palliative Care and Bereavement: Implications for
Nursing – Transition or Transformation?
- 1996: Dr. Verna Huffman Splane (Appointed to the Order of Canada
in 1996), International Nursing: From a Creditable Past to a Challenging Future
- 1997: Dr. Ellen Hodnett (Professor, University of Toronto and the
Heather M. Reisman Chair in Perinatal Nursing Research), Nursing Care Makes a Difference:
Rhetoric or Reality?
- 1998: Dr. Christine Miaskowski (Professor and Chair, University
of California, San Francisco), Improving Pain Management: An Ongoing Journey
- 1999: Dr. Julie Sochalski (Associate Director, Center for Health
Outcomes and Policy Research, and Assistant Professor of Health Services Research
and Nursing, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia), Determining the Effectiveness
of Hospital Reforms: The Science of Outcomes Research
- 2000: Dr. Lesley Degner (Professor and CHSRF/CIHR National Research
Chair, Cancer Nursing, Faculty of Nursing and Associate Professor, Department of
Family Practice, University of Manitoba), Personal Meanings of Breast Cancer and
Health Outcomes: A Three-Year Follow-Up
- 2001: Dr. Frances Marcus Lewis (Professor of Family and Child Nursing,
Elizabeth Sterling Soule Professor of Nursing and Health Promotion, University of
Washington), Cancer and the Family: Lessons Learned from Children and Adolescents
- 2002: Dr. Judith Shamian (Executive Director, Office of Nursing
Policy, Health Policy & Communications Branch, Health Canada), Nursing and Health
Policy: The Double Helix
- 2003: Dr. Michael Carter (Professor, University of Tennessee),
The Emerging Promise of Nurse Directed Primary Care
- 2004: Dr. Carole Estabrooks (Associate Professor, University of
Alberta), Lost in Translation: Evidence-based Practice in Nursing
- 2005: Dr. Cynthia Toman (Assistant Professor, University of Ottawa),
What You Catch Depends on Where You Fish
- 2006: Dr. Diane Doran (Professor & Assoc. Dean Research, University
of Toronto), In the Palm of Your Hand: The transforming impact of nursing sensitive
outcomes
- 2007: Dr. Dorothy Pringle (Professor Emerita, University of Toronto),
Research & Nursing: A match in heaven, hell or someplace in-between?
- 2008: Dr. Patricia Benner (Professor, University of California,
San Francisco), Teaching and Learning in Nursing: A complex practice of care.
- 2009: Dr. Nancy Edwards (Professor, University of Ottawa),
How nurses are making a difference to the health of populations: Lessons from the front lines of care
- 2010: Dr. Afaf I. Meleis (Professor, University of Pennsylvania),
On Globalization and Urbanization and the Risks to Women and the Girl-child
- 2012: Dr. Sioban Nelson, Dean and Professor, Lawrence S. Bloomberg Faculty of Nursing, University of Toronto,
The history of the nurse as a global skilled worker – empire, reciprocity and the role of the regulatory field
For further information: (604) 822-1409
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