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Petten, Shirley

Microbiology permanent cumulative summary
[Virology report]
Chemistry cumulative summary
Radiological consultation
Neurological chart
Diagnostic Cardiac Services - Clinical information
Notification of infection
Admission - Separation Record
Consultation - requisition
Hematology Cumulative Summary
History sheet
[Articles from The Provincial newsletter vol. 40 no. 5]
[Excerpt from British Columbia Nurses' Union Annual Report 1992]
3 Cheers [Board Talk magazine feature]
Last page of letter announcing Bev's passing
WCB award a landmark [British Columbia Nurses' Union newsletter article]
WCB Act struck down [Update magazine article]
Dead nurse's life partner welcomes key ruling [Gazeebo connection newsletter article]
Help and answers from the Hepatits C Society of Canada [brochure]
Hepatitis C Society of Canada Victoria Chapter [brochure]
Human rights: a responsibility we all share [brochure]
[Various newspaper articles and letters to the editor]
Out rights / Les droits visibles [brochure]
[Correspondence and attachments relating to human rights and benefits]
Dead wrong [Vancouver courier newspaper article]

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