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» Go to news mainPhD nursing student, Keisha Jefferies, recognizing history of black nurses a first step to addressing racism and discrimination in nursing
Posted by Therea Gilbert on
May 15, 2020
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Nurses are essential in care delivery, policy directives and in shaping the health-care system. . Yet, Canada鈥檚 history of racism and segregation has contributed to residual anti-Black racism that remains present in Canadian nursing.聽 For full story...
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