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Miller Bay Indian Hospital : life and work in a TB Sanatorium

Harrison, Carol (author.).

Summary: "Miller Bay Indian Hospital, was one among many "Indian hosptials" across Canada, under the management of Indian Health Services. This book examines the history of this particular hospital, which opened in 1946 and finally closed in 1971. First Nations patients came from across northern BC and typically stayed for months or years. ...The book attempts to describe the experiences of patients, workers, administrators, and families throughout the twenty-five years of the hospital's existence." -- Back cover.

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  • ISBN: 9781770848788 (softcover)
  • Physical Description: x, 179 pages : illustrations, chiefly black and white 22 cm
    print
  • Publisher: Victoria, British Columbia : First Choice Books, [2016]

Content descriptions

Bibliography, etc. Note: includes bibliographical references and index.
Formatted Contents Note: Maps--Aknowledgments--Prologue--Beginnings--Tuberculosis and its treatments--One big huge family--The nurses--The doctors--Miller Bay Indian day school--The patients--Epilogue--Glossary of medical terms--endnotes--References--Index.
Subject: Tuberculosis -- Patients -- Hospitals -- Canada -- 20th century -- History
Tuberculosis -- Hospitals -- North west British Columbia -- 20th century -- History
Tuberculosis -- Hospitals -- Prince Rupert, British Columbia -- 20th century -- History
Tuberculosis -- Sanatoriums -- Indian and Northern Affairs Canada -- North west British Columbia -- 20th century -- History
Tuberculosis -- Indian and North Affairs Canada -- Hospitals -- 20th century -- History
Venereal disease -- Hospitals -- Indian and Northern Affairs Canada -- North west British Columbia -- 20th century -- History
Native peoples -- Hospitals -- Canada -- 20th century -- History
Native peoples -- Patients -- Hospitals -- British Columbia -- 20th century -- History
First Nations -- Hospitals -- Tuberculosis -- Northwest British Columiba -- 20th century -- History
First Nations -- Medical care -- Northwest British Columbia -- 20th century -- History
Indigenous peoples -- Hospitals -- Indian and Nothern Affairs Canada -- British
Indigenous peoples -- Canada
Columbia -- 20th century -- History

Available copies

  • 5 of 6 copies available at BC Interlibrary Connect. (Show)
  • 2 of 3 copies available at Terrace Public Library.

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Terrace Public Library 362.1089 HAR (Text) 35151000574459 Adult Non-fiction Not holdable Lost 2021-11-22
Terrace Public Library 362.1089 HAR (Text) 35151000719575 Adult Non-fiction Volume hold Available -
Terrace Public Library TC 362.1089 HAR (Text) 35151000574434 Terrace Collection Not holdable Available -

Summary: "Miller Bay Indian Hospital, was one among many "Indian hosptials" across Canada, under the management of Indian Health Services. This book examines the history of this particular hospital, which opened in 1946 and finally closed in 1971. First Nations patients came from across northern BC and typically stayed for months or years. ...The book attempts to describe the experiences of patients, workers, administrators, and families throughout the twenty-five years of the hospital's existence." -- Back cover.

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