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Medicine through time ((((6 war (((1 Medieval wars John Bradshaw and John…

- - - - 6 war
        
        1 Medieval wars John Bradshaw and John of Arderne
        
        2 Crimean war Florence Nightingale could go here
        
        4 WW1 - shell shock, skin grafts, blood transfusions. X-rays Ministry of health was set up after WW1 and took over public health that used to be local authorities responsibility. (training doctors, sanitation, hospital, funding, organisation. - This can be linked to government as they take control and make the changes but the WW1 is the cause for the change.
        
        3 Boer war 1889 - 1902 how it shows living conditions need to change as recruits are not fit / health enough for the medical tests. Focus on how the government introduce reforms, 1906- 1907, 10 and 1911
        
        5 WW2 penicillin link back or teach case study here, as WW2 being the most significant cause.
        
        6 WW2 plastic surgery
  - - - 1 penicillin fleming link to war as it was from being a medical army services in WW1 that he realised that chemical anaesthetics could not stop Septicaemia and he went on to research Penicillin in 1928 and CHANCE DISC OVERY found it
        
        2 Florey and Chain INDIVIDUALS read the research, from Fleming he did not produce it in quantity. They test on mice and a police officer
        
        3 Government USA refuse to fund the research when Florey and chain travel
        
        4 WW2 USA enter WW2 and then fund the development millions of gallons of penicillin is produced
- - - - 4 science and technology
        
        4 comparison lesson Pasteur, Lister and Koch which is more improtant?
        
        3 Enrich and the Magic bullets
        
        1 Lister recap the role of science and technology in creating carbolic spray
        
        2 Koch photographic lens (link to individual, but he is a scientist)
  - - - 5 Government
        
        6 Spanish flu pg 80 linked to comparing how the government dealt with the black death.
        
        4 government action 1848 /75 public health acts - consider are they really enforced? in 1848 ? Then in 1870s Working class people get the vote, government must win them over if they want to stay in power they promise "the big clean up" and pass better public health acts
        
        7 Anurian Bevan and the NHS POST WW2 link to technology with medicine going into 21st century
        
        8 government response to aids
        
        3 1848 Cholera and government action
        
        2 Public health measures against 1665 Great plague
        
        1 public health in medieval times towns / (public health enforicements)
        
        5 comparison of the role of government liberal reforms vs NHS
- - - - 3 towns and cities / Black death
      - 4 change in hospitals in 18th century - link to Henry VIII who took over monasteries and churches and thus affected and changed how hospitals were set up. No longer under church control.
- - - - 2 Renaissance Individuals Vesalius, Pare and Harvey (bringers of change and challenge)
      - 6 Simpson and anaesthetics
      - 1 Medieval times Hugh and Theo Lucca
      - 7 Lister and carbolic spray
      - 3 Florence Nightingale (could be under war)
      - 4 Jenner and Vaccinations (link up to modern vaccinations
        
        5John Hunter and Pare
- - - - 7 Economy
        
        1 medieval period - wealth of monasteries and the effect of this on public health
        
        2 industrial revolution - rise in money for business owners meant exploiting worker, bring more illness
        
        3 post war charges for prescription / prevention or cure