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The Kilburn connection : public health nursing education and the child guidance clinics in British Columbia 1932-1950
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Author (aut): Suzuki, Melissa
Thesis advisor (ths): Grypma, Sonya
Degree committee member (dgc): Boschma, Geertje
Degree committee member (dgc): Astle, Barbara
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Degree granting institution (dgg): Trinity Western University. SGS
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Mental Hygiene emphasized mental illness prevention and mental health
promotion. In British Columbia, Child Guidance Clinics (CGC) were established to
promote mental hygiene among children. This study draws from institutional records on
the CGC from Riverview Hospital archives (1932-1950). Using nurse and social worker
Josephine Kilburn as a central figure, it explores linkages between the CGCs and public
health nursing education at UBC, as well as the role of nursing in the mental hygiene
movement. The study highlights how nursing has been taken for granted in the mental
hygiene movement, as well as how nursing and social work identities were
interconnected. Josephine Kilburn found ways to use both her nursing and social work
identities to advantage, working across institutional boundaries at the CGC and UBC
School of Nursing. Working within established social hierarchies Kilburn’s work reveals
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