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Health care at home

Health care at home

Date10/16/1984
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  • Health care at home
  • Health care at home: Marg McQuaid, a member of the Victorian Order of Nurses, checks patient Russell Welsh's blood pressure during one of her regular visits to his Whitby home. The order, marking its 70th year of service in Durham Region, will open a new office at 292 King St. W. in Oshawa on Monday and hold an open house.
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Original Toronto Star caption: Health care at home: Marg McQuaid, a member of the Victorian Order of Nurses, checks patient Russell Welsh's blood pressure during one of her regular visits to his Whitby home. The order, marking its 70th year of service in Durham Region, will open a new office at 292 King St. W. in Oshawa on Monday and hold an open house.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0027281F
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