The Doctor-Patient Relationship in Art: From Ancient Greece to the Present Day

Speaker: Professor Emeritus Alan Emery (Edinburgh and Oxford University)

The doctor-patient relationship has

The Evolution of Controlled Trials Before the Middle of the Twentieth Century

Speaker: Sir Iain Chalmers (Editor - James Lind Library)

Contrary to widely believed assertions, the concept

Voices of the Mad: Patients’ Letters from the Royal Edinburgh Asylum, 1873-19

Royal Edinburgh Hospital Bicentenary Lecture

Speaker: Dr Allan Beveridge (Queen Margaret

How Ideas about Psychiatric Trauma Evolved in the Two World Wars

Speaker: Professor Edgar Jones (King’s College London)

The two World Wars intensified the study of the

Watercolour, Woodcut and Wax: Medical Illustration Around 1900

Speaker: Dr Sam Alberti (Royal College of Surgeons of England)

Anatomy and surgery have strong extra-textual

‘The house of murder’: the Emergence of the Forensic 'Team'

Speaker: Dr Ian Burney (University of Manchester)

Dr Burney uses the notorious case of the serial murderer

Preserving What is Most Useful: the Annotated Medical and Physical Observations of Sir John Pringle, MD.

The Douglas Guthrie Lecture

Speaker: Dr Stephen Craig (Assistant Professor, Uniformed