Medicine Through Time - Complete set of notes (Prehistoric - Impact of the NHS)
Complete set of notes written by myself for GCSE History course 'Medicine Through Time' for exam board OCR. Topics cover:
- Prehistoric and Aboriginal Medicine
- Ancient Egyptian and Greek Medicine
- The Four Humours
- Roman Medicine and Galen
- Collapse of the Roman Empire and Galen
- Medieval Medicine
- The Black Death
- The Renaissance and Surgery in the Middle Ages
- Ambroise Pare
- William Harvey
- 18th Century Medicine and Inoculation
- Edward Jenner and Vaccination
- Discovering the Cause of Disease and Spontaneous Generation
- Robert Koch and Louis Pasteur
- Magic Bullets
- Penicillin
- Surgery Before 19th Century and Anaestetics
- Antiseptic and Aseptic Surgery
- How did World War 1 Improve Surgery
- Florence Nightingale and Mary Seacole
- Women Doctors in the 1800s
- The Stages of Women Entering the Medical Profession
- Public Health
- Edwin Chadwich and William Farr
- John Snow and Cholera
- Why Public Health Was Finally Improved
- Liberal Reforms
- The Impact of War on the Government
- The NHS
- Created by: Erika
- Created on: 15-08-12 21:47
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