Exam 18: The Origins and Development of Nursing Education in Canada

Approximately what percentage of nurses in Canada held a baccalaureate degree as their highest level of education in 2007?

Which Canadian province was the first to have a university admit women for study?

Where were the nursing graduates of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries employed?

Which important aspect of the original Nightingale school was lacking in the first hospital schools of North America?

Which province hosted the first nursing diploma program in Canada at an educational institution?

What was the mandate of the National Curriculum Committee, which was organized in the 1930s by the Canadian Nurses Association in response to the Weir Report?

In the 1920s, the Weir Report identified the health of nursing students as a concern. At that time, student nurses were required to work up to how many hours per week?

Which province hosted the first school of nursing in Canada?

Which of the following was recommended in the Hall Report of 1964?

Approximately how many schools of nursing were there in Canada by 1930?

In which year did Canada have its first Department of Nursing in a university?

A pilot study by the Canadian Nurses Association designed to determine whether schools were ready for a national voluntary accreditation program found that approximately which percentage of schools met the criteria for accreditation?

Who was the first lay nurse of New France?

What was the purpose of the Demonstration School that was established in Windsor, Ontario, by the Canadian Nurses Association in 1948, with funding from the Red Cross?

Who was responsible for providing the financial support that was required to enable the School of Nursing at McGill University to remain open in the late 1920s?