Medicine

Collection Metadata

Dublin Core

Title

Medicine

Subject

The medical aspects of viewing impairment

Description

Interviews made by Mary Tremblay, PhD of three of the key doctors involved in changing the medical view of the prognosis for patients with spinal injuries

Creator

Dr. Mary Tremblay

Source

McMaster University Library, Special Collections

Publisher

CUDRG

Date

1980s to 1990s

Contributor

Curator, McMaster University Library, Special Collections

Rights

further reproduction requires permission of Curator, McMaster University Special Collections

Relation

Advocates Collection

Format

photographs, text, mp3 recordings
  • Collection: Medicine
Page from newspaper with story and photos on training spinal injured veterans to walk using body braces and crutches.
Trent Frayne, 11/15/1945
Modern chrome-metal wheelchair used in an institution
Everest and Jennings Company, Concord, Ontario, Canada, 1960 - 1970
Luke Anderson, section 2 of 2017 interview
Dorothy J. Smith, October 25, 2017
First page of Canadian Medical Association Journal article "Paraplegia Following War".
E.H. Botterell, A.T. Jousse, Carl Aberhart and J. W. Cluff, 1946
Dr. Gustave Gingras, extracts from 1994 interview
Dr. Mary Tremblay, September 20, 1994
Dr. Gustave Gingras sitting at a desk and gesturing in a conversation.
, Unknown
Dr. E.H. Botterell, extracts from 1993 interview
Dr. Mary Tremblay, August 10, 1993
Dr. Albin Jousse, extracts from 1991 and 1992 interviews
Dr. Mary Tremblay, January 17, 1991, March 25, 1991, and February 11, 1992