History of Medicine Blogroll
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- What’s in a name?: Reading the Register at the Stationers’ Company ArchiveArchives Hub feature for May 2025 The Stationers Company started out as a ‘mystery’, or craft association, in 1403. This was late for a traditional City company, reflecting the relatively lowly status of the Stationers’ trades: scribes, limners and book-binders were considerably less essential to the economy than workers of metal and leather, or provisioners...
- The Revans Collection for Action Learning at Salford Digital Archives Archives Hub feature for April 2025 “It’s only when one is obliged to ask oneself quite fresh questions about what one is doing, that one really starts to learn.” Reginald Revans Action learning is an approach to problem solving which continues today to be an effective and well-used method. Rather than prioritising ‘expert knowledge’ handed...
- The BILNAS Archive: Unearthing the legacies of Female ArchaeologistsArchives Hub feature for March 2025 The British Institute for Libyan and Northern African Studies [BILNAS] Archive houses a historically significant collection of materials, offering a unique glimpse into the archaeology, history, environment, and culture of Libya and the wider Northern African Region. On its shelves can be found a rich assortment of documents, photographs,...
London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine Library & Archives blog
- Mental Health Awareness Week 12-18 May 2025Library, Archive & Open Research Services blog Since 2001, the Mental Health Foundation has been leading Mental Health Awareness Week – bringing... Library, Archive & Open Research Services blog - News & features from LAORS
- My experience of 2-weeks library placement at LSHTM LAORSLibrary, Archive & Open Research Services blog By Yiyun Chen Over the past two weeks, I was happy to join the library... Library, Archive & Open Research Services blog - News & features from LAORS
- World Immunization Week, 24-30 April 2025Library, Archive & Open Research Services blog According to the World Health Organization (https://www.who.int/campaigns/world-immunization-week/2025), immunization accounts for 40% of the improvement in... Library, Archive & Open Research Services blog - News & features from LAORS
Lothian Health Services Archive
- Dear James
It's very good to hear from you! N...Dear JamesIt's very good to hear from you! Norman Dott did work in the Sick Kids sometimes - funnily enough, so did his brother, Eric: http://lhsa.blogspot.co.uk/2016/04/a-man-of-principle-look-into-life-of.html. We don't have much from the Sick Kids during your time there, but we may have register entries for you. If you'd like us to look into this, please […]
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- Dr dott ) saved my life in 1947 ,I was just a youn...Dr dott ) saved my life in 1947 ,I was just a young child but my parents told me full story from sick kids edinburgh. I am now in my 70's.
Museum of the Mind blog
- Creating Collaborations: piloting collaborative working at the Museum of the MindA grant funded project focussed on centring lived experience, supporting co-curation and forging new professional relationships
- Hannah 'Ruth' OrmsbyHannah Ruth Ormsby nurse and International Brigade volunteer
- The Collections of Bethlem Museum of the MindAn introduction to our holdings