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Marianne Christie: Registered nursing assistant, on duty for 22 of the deaths, still works at Sick Kids
Marianne Christie: Registered nursing assistant, on duty for 22 of the deaths, still works at Sick Kids

Marianne Christie: Registered nursing assistant, on duty for 22 of the deaths, still works at Sick Kids

Date3/21/1984
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Original Toronto Star caption: Marianne Christie: Registered nursing assistant, on duty for 22 of the deaths, still works at Sick Kids.
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Other members: Nurse Sui Scott, left, and registered nursing assistants Marianne Christie, centre, and Janet Brownless worked on cardiac Ward 4A when some of the deaths occurred
Other members: Nurse Sui Scott, left, and registered nursing assistants Marianne Christie, centre, and Janet Brownless worked on cardiac Ward 4A when some of the deaths occurred
3/19/1984
Suit Scott: Cardiac ward nurse, on duty for 22 of the mysterious baby deaths, still works at the hospital
Suit Scott: Cardiac ward nurse, on duty for 22 of the mysterious baby deaths, still works at the hospital
3/20/1984
Other members: Nurse Sui Scott, left, and registered nursing assistants Marianne Christie, centre, and Janet Brownless worked on cardiac Ward 4A when some of the deaths occurred
Other members: Nurse Sui Scott, left, and registered nursing assistants Marianne Christie, centre, and Janet Brownless worked on cardiac Ward 4A when some of the deaths occurred
3/6/1984
Renee Bell, a painter and former dress designer who's now a registered nursing assistant at Mississauga Hospital, has created a coloring book for child patients
Renee Bell, a painter and former dress designer who's now a registered nursing assistant at Mississauga Hospital, has created a coloring book for child patients
3/7/1972
Peggy Keants, a registered nursing assistant, is going to lose her job - because her own union settled a labor dispute with her employer, Oakridge Vil(...)
Peggy Keants, a registered nursing assistant, is going to lose her job - because her own union settled a labor dispute with her employer, Oakridge Vil(...)
1/10/1984
Susan Cookson, 24, has just graduated from a special nursing program and will taking a possition on the staff of the Hospital for Sick Children, beginning February 2
Susan Cookson, 24, has just graduated from a special nursing program and will taking a possition on the staff of the Hospital for Sick Children, beginning February 2
1/12/1981
Mrs. Irene McKay works in the emergency ward. She's on duty at Scarboro General Hospital from 7.30 a.m. to 4 p.m
Mrs. Irene McKay works in the emergency ward. She's on duty at Scarboro General Hospital from 7.30 a.m. to 4 p.m
5/5/1966
Elizabeth Radojewski: She was head nurse of cardiac ward 4A when most of the unexplained deaths occurred
Elizabeth Radojewski: She was head nurse of cardiac ward 4A when most of the unexplained deaths occurred
2/27/1984
Night nursing supervisor Lynn Johnstone yesterday described seeing the door of nurse Phyllis Trayner's locker and the nursing room locker door marked with reddish-brown X marks
Night nursing supervisor Lynn Johnstone yesterday described seeing the door of nurse Phyllis Trayner's locker and the nursing room locker door marked with reddish-brown X marks
2/15/1984
From left, Registered Nurses Association of Ontario's Eleanor Ross and Ontario Nurses Association's Gloria Lynn are hoping to remedy conditions that a(...)
From left, Registered Nurses Association of Ontario's Eleanor Ross and Ontario Nurses Association's Gloria Lynn are hoping to remedy conditions that a(...)
1/26/1987
Registered nurse Lucinda Lahey monitors a telemetry scanner - which shows a heartbeat - in Wellesley Hospital's intensive care unit
Registered nurse Lucinda Lahey monitors a telemetry scanner - which shows a heartbeat - in Wellesley Hospital's intensive care unit
12/17/1986
Band together: Gail Donner, executive director of the Registered Nurses on Onatario, has called on seniors to join groups to fight for better health care for everyone
Band together: Gail Donner, executive director of the Registered Nurses on Onatario, has called on seniors to join groups to fight for better health care for everyone
3/7/1985