Dundee College of Nursing

Reports 1914-2000, Student Records of Training 1962-1990, Course Records 1902-1973, Staff Manuels 1966-1983, Records Relating to the History of Dundee School of Nursing 1969, General Medical Texts 1893-2001, Royal College of Nursing (Dundee Branch) Pagent of Nursing c 1975, Magazines 1996, Photographs c 1970.

Dundee College of Nursing was opened on 7th June 1969 and the first Principal was Mr. F. Ellis. The College was developed to fulfil the policy of the Eastern Regional Hospital Board Nurse Training Committee that there should be a single school in the Dundee area for the training of student nurses for admission to the General or other Parts of the Register of Nurses, and for all pupil nurses training for admission to the Roll of Nurses. The opening of the new College provided instruction for 500 student and pupil nurses from general and mental hospitals in the Dundee area.

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Description compiled by Ingrid E. Thomson, 'Unlocking the Medicine Chest' Project Archivist, 2004. Funding from the British Library and the Wellcome Trust Research Resources in Medical History assisted the creation of this description.

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THB 1 Dundee Royal Infirmary; THB 18 Eastern Regional Hospital Board; THB 25 Perth College of Nursing