Factors in Medicine Through Time
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- Factors in Medicine through time
- Renaissance
- Church
- The church still had most of the power however some people began to explore more scientific methods
- Science + Tech
- During the Renaissance, there began to be a rise in people defying the church and looking into discoveries such as;
- William Harvey's Blood Circulation
- Andreas Vesalius
- During the Renaissance, there began to be a rise in people defying the church and looking into discoveries such as;
- Government
- The government still did not have a lot of power because the church still controlled nearly everything
- Church
- Modern Day
- Government
- The government established the NHS in 1948 and have continued to contribute to medical care.
- Attitudes
- Nowadays, there is a strong attitude to change because there are a growing number of problems that need a growing number of solutuions
- Healthy Lifestyles
- People started to believe that eating and drinking healthily can result in longer lives
- Science + Tech
- Science and technology continue to have a large impact on society through new discoveries and treatments
- Church
- In the Modern Day, the church has little impact on medicine but some people still trust in the church for medical advice
- Government
- Medieval
- God
- People believed that they would be punished, by God, with illness for sinning
- God was a large factor because he was feared by the people because of his omnipotence
- Church
- The church controlled everything and had a gigantic impact in the lives of the people
- They controlled everything, especially hospitals
- Government
- The Government had very little control at the time
- Because of the large control that the church had the government was
- Attitudes
- There was a strong and positive attitude towards faith because everyone was strongly religious
- During the time, there was little attitude to change due to the worry of the punishment of God
- God
- Industrial
- Attitudes to change
- This era started a revolution in change because people were finally more open to change
- Science + Tech
- There was an explosion of breakthroughs during the time largely to do with fixing the lack of hygiene problem
- Church
- The Church began to lose control because of the amount of scientific discoveries being made
- Government
- The government began to take more control of Britain
- Attitudes to change
- Renaissance
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