As the conference has now ended with me having posted exactly three reports, I guess I have to declare this effort at semi-live blogging a semi-failure, but I’ll try to …
Saturday Evening Special Panel: “The Future of Collaboration in Canadian History of Health”
Where it began, I can’t begin to knowing, but with a loose “round-table” feel, panelists took a serious issue and turned it inside out, demonstrating (rather than discussing) the future of …
The conference begins: “Suicides par intoxication médicamenteuse. District de Montréal”
I make it, finally, after waiting at an understaffed Congress information booth for a while, almost at the end of Alexandre Pelletier-Audet’s first talk of the day in the panel on …
What is this thing called Congress?
No, not the joint Conference of the Canadian Society for the History of Medicine and the Canadian Association for the History of Nursing — we all know what that is …
CSHM Paterson Lecture 2015: Natalie Davis on Healers in Colonial Suriname
The Canadian Society for the History of Medicine knows how to honour those who made it. The annual keynote lecture is named for G. R. “Pat” Paterson, a very important figure in the history of the society. Paterson was a pharmacist, a historian of pharmacy and the first executive director of the Hannah Institute for the History of Medicine.
Coming Up: Semi-Live Blogging from the Ottawa Joint Congress of the CSHM/CAHN
The Canadian Society for the History of Medicine and the Canadian Association for the History of Nursing are putting the finishing touches on preparations for their joint congress, to take place …
Considering Canadian Federal Funding for the History of Health: An Introductory Post
To coincide with the Canadian Society for the History of Medicine/La Société canadienne d’histoire de la médecine and the Canadian Society for the History of Nursing/ l’Association canadienne pour l’histoire du nursing annual meeting running from May 30 – June 1 in Ottawa, I’m writing a series of posts exploring the state of federal funding supporting history of health research in Canada over the past decade with a particular emphasis on graduate students and post-doctoral researchers.
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