Ontario’s first Black director of public health, Lillie Johnson, attributes perseverance and compassionate care for advancing the nursing profession.
As the Faculty of Nursing concludes its journey through its Black History Month feature series, the spotlight shifts to Lillie Johnson, a trailblazing figure whose impact resonates in Canadian health care.
— Published on Feb 28th, 2024
Bukola Salami’s transformative journey from neuroscience to nursing underscores her dedication to improving healthcare access and delivery for Black, migrant, and underserved populations.
During Black History Month, the Faculty of Nursing is featuring pioneers and difference-makers in the profession, past and present.
— Published on Feb 21st, 2024
Eric Tanlaka's research on the role of nurses in stroke rehabilitation seeks to enhance job fulfillment while bringing about changes to Ontario’s nursing curriculum.
During Black History Month, the Faculty of Nursing is featuring pioneers and difference-makers in the profession, past and present.
— Published on Feb 14th, 2024
Bernice Redmon broke barriers as Canada’s first Black public health nurse and first Black nurse to be appointed into Victorian Order of Nurses in Canada. Photo courtesy of www.bernicecarnegie.com/carnegie-family
— Published on Feb 2nd, 2024
