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Best nursing universities in Canada: 2019 ranking - Macleans.ca
Instructor Lindsay Mossey, 25, (right) demonstrates how to insert a nasal airway to medical and nursing students Haitong Zhang (l), Rosaline Lai (2nd left) and Josephine Poon (m) (girl in blue queen's shirt - declined to be named) during a basic airway management lab faculty of health sciences' Patient Simulation Lab at Queen's University in Kingston. (Photograph by Yvonne Berg)
School
Rank last year
Program reputation
Research reputation
Fractional publications
Fractional citations
Field weighted citation impact
1. Toronto
[3]
1
*1
1
1
7
2. Alberta
[2]
2
*1
2
2
10
3. UBC
[1]
5
3
3
*3
8
*4. McGill
[6]
3
4
4
*3
11
*4. McMaster
[*4]
4
6
10
9
5
6. Calgary
[*4]
6
5
7
5
6
7. Western
[9]
7
7
*8
*6
3
8. Queen's
[7]
8
9
13
13
*1
9. Dalhousie
[8]
10
8
12
12
*1
10. Ottawa
[10]
9
10
6
*6
9
11. Manitoba
[14]
12
11
*8
10
12
*12. Laval
[13]
11
14
11
11
14
*12. Montréal
[12]
14
12
5
*6
15
*12. York
[17]
18
*15
18
18
4
15. Memorial
[11]
17
*15
*16
14
13
16. Saskatchewan
[16]
16
18
14
16
16
17. Ryerson
[18]
13
*15
19
19
17
18. Victoria
[15]
15
13
*16
17
19
19. Sherbrooke
[19]
19
19
15
15
18
Note: Only 19 universities are ranked here as other universities with nursing programs did not produce a minimum of 100 papers over the past five years. This minimum threshold is required as smaller numbers can skew results on the field-weighted citation impact measure.
