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Knowledge: Generation, management and utilization 
Helen of Manitoba: Advocate of community-based nursing and nursing research 
By James E. Mattson 

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Helen of Manitoba, 6/10/2008
by: deeblank@netzero.com 		Rating: 5
Reading the article about Helen Glass brings back many wonderful memories. As a fledging nurse from the US, I wound up travelling with my husband to Winnipeg. I worked as a Nurse Consultant with the Manitoba Association of Registered Nurses and went on to host the first Canadian National meeting Standards of Nursing Practice. I had the opportunity of consulting with Helen, as well some of her faculty (including Cynthia Cameron, Asst. Dean). It was a wonderful time in my life and to this day I treasure my contacts with the many Canadian nurses that I interacted with at the time. I can't think of a finer nurse to salute than Helen Glass. Thank you for capturing the special moments of her life. Deidre M. Blank, RN, DSN, FAAN
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