More than four thousand nurses graduated from the Ottawa Civic Hospital School of Nursing during its forty-nine year existence (1924-1973). This lively history not only chronicles the growth of a justly acclaimed school, it also provides an interesting look at three earlier institutions from which, in 1919, the Ottawa Civic Hospital evolved: the County of Carleton General Protestant Hospital, the Ottawa Maternity Hospital and St. Luke's General.
Leaving With A Red Rose:
A History of the Ottawa Hospital School of Nursing
A History of the Ottawa Hospital School of Nursing
Leaving with a Red Rose is now out of print. (ISBN 0-9690761-0-X)
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