In 1925, Canadian nurse leader Ethel Johns was hired by the Rockefeller Foundation to
study the status of black women in nursing in the United States. Despite the acknowledged …

The image of physician as evangelist predominates early literature on Canadian missionary
medicine in China. When James R. Menzies graduated in Toronto on 1895, his dual …

Brydon-a missionary with the United Church of Canada in North Honan [Henad Province:
China--could not have foreseen the human tragedy that was about to unfold as the Japanese …

… Grypma addresses important theoretical issues in doing … historians Geertje Boschma, Sonya
Grypma, and Florence Melchior … Grypma uses a phenomenological perspective to reflect on …

… As Grypma quotes Leon Edel:“Is the biographer the biography?”(noted by Grypma earlier in
… on missionary nurses in China, Sonya Grypma explores how her subjectivity as a Christian …

… @Sonya Joy Grypma 200 1 … students was robbed the dav before our first interview SONYA
- (in Guvana) … [There was] a woman with severe abdominal parn nrl J weak vrral srgns. She …

… This volume of the Nursing History Review also continues a long tradition of publishing
methodology articles: Sonya Grypma focuses on four critical issues in the use of biographic …

… Viewing this work through the prism of Sonya Grypmas … Grypma further contends that good
biography encompasses “… adheres to the principle that Grypma articulates. In the final analysis…

I brushed up against the renowned Canadian nurse Ethel Johns in front of a stone hearth in
the Woodward Biomedical Library at the University of British Columbia. That is to say, I ran …

… Grypma observes that as nursing historiography is undergoing change: “The relevance of …
forgotten, Grypma continues, “a wider range of possibilities for biographic study is uncovered.” …