Issue Details: First known date: 2020... 2020 Sister Elizabeth Kenny 1880-1952 : Her Queensland Memorials
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'Sister Elizabeth Kenny (1880-1952) has been described variously as 'one of the ten greatest Australians' and, in 1942 in the 'New York Sun', as the world's 'Outstanding Woman of the Year'. In 1951, the United States Gallup Poll listed her as the world's 'Most Admired Woman'. Such accolades, indeed in some instances adulation, were the result of her unrelenting advocacy for a personal and controversial system of nursing and physiotherapy management of victims of poliomyelitis.' (Publication abstract)

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    y separately published work icon Queensland History Journal vol. 24 no. 4 February 2020 18770681 2020 periodical issue T'his issue of the Queensland History Journal is a selection of articles relating to Queensland’s history by a Councillor of The Royal Historical Society of Queensland, John Pearn. A senior clinician based at the Queensland Children’s Hospital, South Brisbane, Emeritus Professor Major General John Pearn AO, RFD, MD, PhD, DSc, MPhil, FRHSQ, FFAHS, has been an active member of the Society for four decades. Throughout this period he has presented numerous lectures in the Society’s outreach program, organised conferences, represented the Society in scholarly meetings, and published articles in the Queensland History Journal.' (Foreword 325) 2020 pg. 410-426
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