Diana J. Mansell is a Canadian Nurse Historian now retired from the Faculty of Nursing at the University of Calgary. Her research has focused on nursing leadership and nursing in Alberta. Frank W. Stahnisch is the Alberta Medical Foundation/Hannah Professor in the History of Medicine and Health Care at the University of Calgary. He has achieved the John J. Pisano Award of the National Institute of Health and was awarded the inaugural Klaus Reichert Prize for Medical Philosophy. Paula Larsson is an Oxford-based scholar of health history with a focus on intersections of ethnicity, health and policy. She is the recipient of the Mary Lemessurier Award and James Burns Scholarship.

• illustrationsGlossaryAcknowledgements PrefaceDr. Elizabeth Cannon, President Emerita, University of Calgary ForwardDr. David Bright, Professor of History, Niagara CollegeIntroductionPaula Larsson, Frank W. Stahnish, and Diana Mansell The Faculty of Medicine and its Response to Changing Health Care Contexts in the Province of Alberta, 1996-2016Frank W. StahnischA History of Aboriginal Health Research Within the Faculty (Cumming School) of Medicine, University of Calgary, 1966-2016Paula Larsson and Wilfreda ThurstonThe Transformation of the Concept of NursingDiana MansellClinical and Health Psychology at the University of Calgary and its Contributions to Health Care in AlbertaHenderikus J. Stam And H. Lorraine RadtkeThe 'Then' and 'Now': Physical Education to Kinesiology at the University of CalgaryPatricia K. Doyle-Baker and Diana MansellEnvironmental Design: Creating Healthy Spaces and PlacesBarbara Dupuis, David Monteye, and Brian SinclairThe University of Calgary Faculty of Veterinary Medicine: At the Interface of Animal and Human HealthAlastair CribbDiscussionPaula Larsson and Diana MansellIndex

Diana J. Mansell is a Canadian Nurse Historian now retired from the Faculty of Nursing at the University of Calgary. Her research has focused on nursing leadership and nursing in Alberta. Frank W. Stahnisch is the Alberta Medical Foundation/Hannah Professor in the History of Medicine and Health Care at the University of Calgary. He has achieved the John J. Pisano Award of the National Institute of Health and was awarded the inaugural Klaus Reichert Prize for Medical Philosophy. Paula Larsson is an Oxford-based scholar of health history with a focus on intersections of ethnicity, health and policy. She is the recipient of the Mary Lemessurier Award and James Burns Scholarship.

• illustrationsGlossaryAcknowledgements PrefaceDr. Elizabeth Cannon, President Emerita, University of Calgary ForwardDr. David Bright, Professor of History, Niagara CollegeIntroductionPaula Larsson, Frank W. Stahnish, and Diana Mansell The Faculty of Medicine and its Response to Changing Health Care Contexts in the Province of Alberta, 1996-2016Frank W. StahnischA History of Aboriginal Health Research Within the Faculty (Cumming School) of Medicine, University of Calgary, 1966-2016Paula Larsson and Wilfreda ThurstonThe Transformation of the Concept of NursingDiana MansellClinical and Health Psychology at the University of Calgary and its Contributions to Health Care in AlbertaHenderikus J. Stam And H. Lorraine RadtkeThe 'Then' and 'Now': Physical Education to Kinesiology at the University of CalgaryPatricia K. Doyle-Baker and Diana MansellEnvironmental Design: Creating Healthy Spaces and PlacesBarbara Dupuis, David Monteye, and Brian SinclairThe University of Calgary Faculty of Veterinary Medicine: At the Interface of Animal and Human HealthAlastair CribbDiscussionPaula Larsson and Diana MansellIndex

Diana J. Mansell is a Canadian Nurse Historian now retired from the Faculty of Nursing at the University of Calgary. Her research has focused on nursing leadership and nursing in Alberta. Frank W. Stahnisch is the Alberta Medical Foundation/Hannah Professor in the History of Medicine and Health Care at the University of Calgary. He has achieved the John J. Pisano Award of the National Institute of Health and was awarded the inaugural Klaus Reichert Prize for Medical Philosophy. Paula Larsson is an Oxford-based scholar of health history with a focus on intersections of ethnicity, health and policy. She is the recipient of the Mary Lemessurier Award and James Burns Scholarship.

• illustrationsGlossaryAcknowledgements PrefaceDr. Elizabeth Cannon, President Emerita, University of Calgary ForwardDr. David Bright, Professor of History, Niagara CollegeIntroductionPaula Larsson, Frank W. Stahnish, and Diana Mansell The Faculty of Medicine and its Response to Changing Health Care Contexts in the Province of Alberta, 1996-2016Frank W. StahnischA History of Aboriginal Health Research Within the Faculty (Cumming School) of Medicine, University of Calgary, 1966-2016Paula Larsson and Wilfreda ThurstonThe Transformation of the Concept of NursingDiana MansellClinical and Health Psychology at the University of Calgary and its Contributions to Health Care in AlbertaHenderikus J. Stam And H. Lorraine RadtkeThe 'Then' and 'Now': Physical Education to Kinesiology at the University of CalgaryPatricia K. Doyle-Baker and Diana MansellEnvironmental Design: Creating Healthy Spaces and PlacesBarbara Dupuis, David Monteye, and Brian SinclairThe University of Calgary Faculty of Veterinary Medicine: At the Interface of Animal and Human HealthAlastair CribbDiscussionPaula Larsson and Diana MansellIndex