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Barry Doyle<\/a>, CHSTM\u2019s new Professor of Health History, has been awarded a COST Action grant for a project entitled National, International and Transnational Histories of Healthcare, 1850-2000 (EuroHealthHist)<\/em><\/a>. The four-year project aims to address the ongoing diversity of themes, approaches, methods and even sources utilised by historians working in different parts of Europe who study the history of healthcare. This reflects embedded research cultures and networks shaped by long term approaches to the history of medicine, including:<\/p>\n EuroHealthHist<\/em> will address this challenge through intellectual and physical scientific exchange around four research themes – Healthcare Provision, Healthcare Providers, Patients, and Finance<\/strong> – that will feed into a range of capacity building objectives. Thematic working groups will integrate and finesse diverse methods and approaches and extend knowledge and understanding of experience and sources currently in use across Europe.<\/p>\n Through training events, skills exchange and publications the project will create critical mass in the history of European healthcare<\/strong>, providing support and an academic environment for scholars at all stages of their career. We aim to:<\/p>\n The core methodological approach we will use will be comparative history<\/strong>.<\/p>\n To achieve our aims we will engage scholars from across Europe and beyond via two broad methods:<\/p>\n Research Coordination<\/strong><\/p>\n Capacity Building<\/strong><\/p>\n We are organised in 5 Working Groups (WG)<\/strong><\/p>\n WG 1 Provision<\/strong> WG 2 Providers<\/strong> WG 3 Patients<\/strong> WG 4 Finance, Management and Control<\/strong> WG 5 Public Engagement<\/strong> The key outputs for the Action will be:<\/strong><\/p>\n A multi-volume Comparative History of Healthcare in Europe, <\/strong>organized thematically and geographically. Authors and editors will be drawn from the five working groups with each WG producing a volume around their theme.<\/p>\n An Online Corpus of Sources<\/strong>. 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Explores the provision of healthcare and healthcare infrastructure across Europe in the modern period.<\/p>\n
Looks at who provided formal healthcare \u2013 doctors of different types, nurses, paramedics and issues around legitimacy, professionalisation and religion.<\/p>\n
This group will consider the experience of the patient from below, barriers to access and relationships with family, community and health care professionals.<\/p>\n
Will examine the interaction of finance, management and control in the provision of institutional and domiciliary healthcare, with a particular focus on how they affected access to treatment.<\/p>\n
This more practical WG will work with the GLAM sector and with the community to explore the experience of healthcare and the diverse ways that has been and can be represented.<\/p>\nRelated<\/h1>\n
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<\/div>Research Project: Nigeria in the Antimicrobial Eras<\/h2><\/div><\/div><\/a><\/div>
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