Ida Maud Cannon (English Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Ida Maud Cannon" in English language version.

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Ida M. Cannon, Social work in hospitals: A contribution to progressive medicine (Survey Associates 1913).

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Ida M. Cannon, On the Social Frontier of Medicine: Pioneering in Medical Social Service (Harvard University Press 1952).

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Laura J. Praglin, "Ida Cannon, Ethel Cohen, and Early Medical Social Work in Boston: The Foundations of a Model of Culturally Competent Social Service" Social Service Review" 81(1)(March 2007): 27-45.

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Heather Miller, "Ida M. Cannon (1877-1960)" Harvard Square Library.

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Harriett M. Bartlett, "Ida M. Cannon: Pioneer in Medical Social Work" Social Service Review 49(2)(June 1975): 208-229.

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History, Social Science, Massachusetts General Hospital.

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Charlotte Snow, "Health Car Hall of Fame: Social Work Trailblazer: Ida Maud Cannon Helped Bring Community Awareness into the Hospital" Modern Healthcare (February 3, 1997).

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"Ida M. Cannon, 83, Pioneer in Medical Social Work" Boston Globe (July 9, 1960): 16. via Newspapers.com

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"SSW announces new Cannon Fellowship Program in Integrated Healthcare" School of Social Work, University of Pittsburgh.

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SSWLHC, "Ida M. Cannon Award".

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Amy Dahlberg Chu, "Ida Maud Cannon" Dictionary of Unitarian and Universalist Biography (2006).

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Social Welfare History Project, "Ida Cannon (1877-1960) – Social worker, nurse, author and founder of medical social work" (Social Welfare History Project 2012).