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19th century Archives - Page 2 of 4 - CHOMI MEDIA

19th century

Coupe sagittale médiane du cerveau, dite de Charcot, dans le Traité complet de l'anatomie de l'homme de Bourgery et Jacob. Public Domain — Speaker Florent Palluault (Poitiers City Library) Title Mutual Instruction Among Morbid Anatomy Students – The First Société Anatomique de Paris (1803-1809) Event Paper given at the symposium, ‘Medical training, student experience and the transmission of knowledge, c.1800-2014’, organised by Laura Kelly, at CHOMI, UCD, October 2014 Summary On 12 Frimaire Year […]

Mutual Instruction Among Morbid Anatomy Students – The First Société ...

14 Dec, 2014 in Medical Training Symposium 2014 / Podcasts tagged 19th century / Anatomy / Europe / Florent Palluault / France / Medical education / Medical training / Société anatomique by CHOMI

Kibble Palace at the Glasgow Botanic Gardens - rear panoramic view. Public Domain. — Speaker Clare Hickman (King’s College London) Title Botanic Gardens as Spaces and Places of Medical Teaching – The example of the Glasgow and Edinburgh Botanic Gardens. Event Paper given at the symposium, ‘Medical training, student experience and the transmission of knowledge, c.1800-2014’, organised by Laura Kelly, at CHOMI, UCD, October 2014 […]

Botanic Gardens as Spaces and Places of Medical Teaching – ...

14 Dec, 2014 in Medical Training Symposium 2014 / Podcasts tagged 18th century / 19th century / Botanic gardens / Britain / Clare HIckman / Dr John Hope / Edinburgh / Glasgow / Medical students / Medical training / Scotland by CHOMI

The Anderson Stuart building at The University of Sydney, 2009. Photo by Toby Hudson. Creative Commons Licence — Speaker Dr Laurence Geary (University College Cork) Title Medical Education in Nineteenth-Century Australia Event Paper given at the symposium, ‘Medical training, student experience and the transmission of knowledge, c.1800-2014’, organised by Laura Kelly, at CHOMI, UCD, October 2014 Summary For the first three-quarters of a century of white occupation of Australia, […]

Medical Education in Nineteenth-Century Australia.

14 Dec, 2014 in Medical Training Symposium 2014 / Podcasts tagged 19th century / Adelaide / Australia / Australian medical schools / George Britton Halford / Laurence Geary / Medical schools / Melbourne / Sydney / T.P. Anderson Stuart by CHOMI

Lady Lyall and Dufferin Hospital for Women, Agra, India. Wellcome Library, London. — Speaker Gillian McClelland (Queen’s University Belfast) Title Lady Dufferin’s Fund and Medical Training for Women Educated in Colonial India 1885-1920 Event Paper given at the symposium, ‘Medical training, student experience and the transmission of knowledge, c.1800-2014’, organised by Laura Kelly, at CHOMI, UCD, October 2014 Summary The vicereine of India, Harriot […]

Lady Dufferin’s Fund and Medical Training for Women Educated in ...

14 Dec, 2014 in Medical Training Symposium 2014 / Podcasts tagged 19th century / British medical schools / Colonial healthcare / Colonial India / Colonial medical service / Colonial medicine / Gender / Gillian McClelland / India / Indian medical schools / Indian medical service / Lady Dufferin / Lady Dufferin's Fund / Medical education / Medical schools / Medical training / Women / Women doctors / Women medical students by CHOMI

Still from 'A Malady of Migration', Talking Birds, 2014. — A theatrical examination of diaspora, displacement and mental disorders in the 19th century At a time when the issues of migration and mental health are seldom out of the news, CHOMI has worked with the Centre for the History of Medicine at the University of Warwick (CHM) and Talking Birds […]

A Malady of Migration

14 May, 2014 in A Malady of Migration 2014 tagged 19th century / Catherine Cox / Great Famine / Hilary Marland / Irish migrants / Irish migrants in Lancashire / Lancashire / Lunatic asylums / Malady of migration / Mental illness / Migration / Public engagement / Talking Birds / Theatre production by CHOMI

Expert Panel Members at the post-show discussion of 'A Malady of Migration'. Panel members (left to right): Dr Laura Kelly, Professor Hilary Marland, Professor Brendan Kelly, Dr Catherine Cox and Peter Cann. — Event ‘A Malady of Migration’, Expert Panel Discussion, filmed Thursday 3 July 2014 at the New Theatre, Dublin Panel Members Dr Catherine Cox (Director, CHOMI, University College Dublin), Professor Hilary Marland (University of Warwick), Peter Cann (Writer and Director, Talking Birds) and Laura Kelly (CHOMI, University College Dublin), Professor Brendan Kelly […]

A Malady of Migration Expert Panel Discussion, Dublin

14 May, 2014 in A Malady of Migration 2014 / Podcasts / Public Engagement tagged 19th century / Irish migrants / Irish migrants in Lancashire / Lancashire / Madness and migration / Malady of migration / Mental illness and migration / Public engagement / Theatre production by CHOMI

Expert Panel Members at the post-show discussion of ‘A Malady of Migration’. Panel members (left to right): Peter Cann, Dr Catherine Cox, Vivan Joseph and Professor Hilary Marland, — Event ‘A Malady of Migration’, Expert Panel Discussion, filmed Thursday 26 June 2014 at the Shop Front Theatre, Coventry. Panel Members Panel Members: Professor Hilary Marland (University of Warwick), Dr Catherine Cox (University College Dublin), Peter Cann (writer and director, Talking Birds) and Vivan Joseph (University of Warwick). Institutions Commissioned […]

A Malady of Migration Expert Panel Discussion, Coventry

14 May, 2014 in A Malady of Migration 2014 / Podcasts / Public Engagement tagged 19th century / Catherine Cox / England / Hilary Marland / Irish migrants / Lancashire / Lunatic asylums / Madness and migration / Malady of migration / Mental illness / Mental illness and migration / Migration / Talking Birds / Theatre production by CHOMI

'Close up cow' by Paul Stephenson, 3 October 2007 (CC BY 2.0) — Speaker Dr Juliana Adelman (St Patrick’s College Drumcondra) Title Cows, Contagion and Sanitation in Victorian Dublin Event Centre for the History of Medicine in Ireland Seminar Series, 26 September 2013 Summary This paper examines the relationship between humans and animals and specifically how the animal economy of the city of Dublin […]

Cows, Contagion and Sanitation in Victorian Dublin

8 Oct, 2013 in CHOMI Seminar Series / Podcasts tagged 19th century / Animal diseases / Animal economy / Animals / Cattle / Cattle plague / Cholera / Contagion / Contagious bovine pleuropneumonia / Cows / Dublin / Dublin Improvement Act / Germ theory / Ireland / Juliana Adelman / Michael Worboys / public health / Public health policy / Sanitation / Smallpox / Veterinarians / Victorian Dublin by CHOMI

Professor Hamish Maxwell-Stewart (Keith Cameron Chair of Australian History, University College Dublin/University of Tasmania). Convict Health on the Voyage to Australia. Due to recorder malfunction the lecture ends a little early.

Convict Health on the Voyage to Australia. Professor Hamish Maxwell-Stewart

17 Oct, 2012 in CHOMI Seminar Series / Podcasts tagged 19th century / Australia / Convict health / Hamish Maxwell-Stewart / Prisoner health / Transportation by CHOMI

Speaker Professor John Stewart (Glasgow Caledonian University) Title Health care systems in Britain and Ireland in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries: the international, national and sub-national contexts Event Healthcare systems, regional and comparative perspectives in Britain and Ireland, 1850-1960, a conference convened by Dr Sean Lucey, at CHOMI, 8-9 June […]

Healthcare systems in Britain and Ireland

19 Jun, 2012 in Healthcare Systems Conference 2012 / Podcasts tagged 19th century / 20th century / Britain / health policy / Healthcare system / Ireland / Irish healthcare system / John Stewart / welfare by CHOMI