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El. knyga: 100 Notable Names from General Practice

(General Practitioner, United Kingdom)
  • Formatas: 334 pages
  • Išleidimo metai: 13-Dec-2018
  • Leidėjas: CRC Press Inc
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781351648516
  • Formatas: 334 pages
  • Išleidimo metai: 13-Dec-2018
  • Leidėjas: CRC Press Inc
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781351648516

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This fascinating book presents 100 biographies of general practitioners, the majority of whom have made key contributions to the development of general practice and medicine, but also some who have influenced society through engineering, literature, music, politics, sport and other fields. Organised into four different time periods and with key themes in each, the reader will gain an insight into the background of these individuals and what led to their decision to enter the speciality, discover their successes and occasional failures, while also learning about significant events in the history of general practice, medical education, medical politics, medical research, the Royal College of General Practitioners and society as a whole.

Key features:

Highly readable and visual introduction to the history of general practice

Includes 100 biographies of a variety of general practitioners from 1640 to the present day

Describes both successes and failures in the development of the specialty and how these have helped direct and shape current clinical practice

Key themes covered include academia and research, medical education, medical politics and society

Ideal for anyone wishing to gain a broader insight into the history of this important specialty, as well as those interested in medical biography

Written in an accessible style, and illustrated throughout, the book is an invaluable guide for academics, doctors or students with a special interest in general practice, medical education, medical history or social history.

Recenzijos

"This collection of biographies is almost an encyclopedia and can be read as an encyclopedia: from one entry to another or, for curious readers, from one discovery to another, particularly if they do not just follow the sequence of the book, but use the index (not only of names, but also of places, journals, titles of works, or topics). These readers will surprise themselves at the pleasure of navigating this sort of book and discover (or rediscover) the excitement of avidly paging through it."

Alain Touwaide, PhD (The Huntington)

"So, should you buy this book? I would strongly suggest you do. Many of the biographies will be known to you but there is much to nd out on reading a selection of the lives portrayed. This book would be of particular rele-vance for those embarking on their career in general practice or for those (like me) reaching the end of it."

David Cunningham, NHS, Glasgow

"This book is an excellent first effort to explore the talents of many general practitioners and their varied contributions to the medical profession and society. If it stimulates and promotes discussion and interest and readdresses the lack of information on notable GP's, it has been very worthwhile."

Dr. Nigel Masters, Gazette

"This book is an excellent way of introducing students to serious research in the history of medicine and getting their work published. It contains a great deal of information about the history of general practice and will be of particular value to those interested in its development from what was almost a cottage industry into an academic discipline headed by a Royal College. Some however may be put off from buying this reference book because of its price."

John MT Ford, British Society for the History of Medicine

"Its a fascinating collection of biographies of influential people in General Practice and is a great reference particularly about those GPs who shaped the formation of the College."

Royal College of General Practitioners

List of Abbreviations
xi
Acknowledgements xiii
Editor xv
Contributors xvii
Introduction 1(9)
PART 1 General Practitioners Pre-Twentieth Century
1 William Rose (1640--1711)
10(2)
2 George Man Burrows (1771--1846)
12(3)
3 Robert Masters Kerrison (1776--1847)
15(3)
4 Anthony Todd Thomson (1778--1849)
18(3)
5 Thomas Wakley (1795--1862)
21(3)
6 Robert Rainey Pennington (1766--1849)
24(3)
7 John Huxham (1692--1768)
27(3)
8 Edward Jenner (1749--1823)
30(3)
9 James Parkinson (1755--1824)
33(3)
10 John Abercrombie(1780--1844)
36(2)
11 Jacob Augustus Lockhart Clarke (1817--1880)
38(3)
12 Thomas Hunt (1798--1879)
41(3)
13 William Budd (1811--1880)
44(3)
14 John Snow (1813--1858)
47(3)
15 Charles Harrison Blackley (1820--1900)
50(3)
16 Hugh Owen Thomas (1834--1891)
53(3)
17 Charles MacMunn (1852--1911)
56(3)
18 Sir Patrick Manson (1844--1922)
59(3)
19 Sir James Mackenzie (1853--1926)
62(3)
20 Francis Adams (1796--1861)
65(3)
21 Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (1859--1930)
68(3)
22 Jonathan Couch (1789--1870)
71(3)
23 Gideon Algernon Mantell (1790--1852)
74(3)
24 Henry Faulds (1843--1930)
77(3)
25 John Milson Rhodes (1847--1909)
80(3)
26 William Close (1775--1813)
83(3)
27 William Gilbert Grace (1848--1915)
86(6)
PART 2 General Practitioners from the First Half of the Twentieth Century
28 Alfred Cox (1866--1954)
92(2)
29 Lachlan Grant (1871--1945)
94(3)
30 Alexander John Macleod (1894--1979)
97(2)
31 Harry Guy Dain (1870--1966)
99(3)
32 Joseph Silver Collings (1918--1971)
102(3)
33 William Norman Pickles (1885--1969)
105(3)
34 Arthur Campbell Stark (1864--1928)
108(3)
35 William Stanley Sykes (1894--1961)
111(2)
36 Sir Ernest Kaye Le Fleming (1872--1946)
113(3)
37 Charlotte Naish (1908--1959)
116(3)
38 Ethel Mary Nucella Williams (1863--1948)
119(3)
39 Baroness Edith Clara Summerskill (1901--1980)
122(3)
40 Chuni Lal Katial (1898--1978)
125(2)
41 Archibald Joseph Cronm (1896--1981)
127(3)
42 Louis Boyd Neel (1905--1981)
130(3)
43 Ran Laurie (1915--1998)
133(7)
PART 3 Contributions from General Practitioners 1950--1967
44 Lord John Henderson Hunt (1905--1987)
140(3)
45 Fraser Macintosh Rose (1897--1972)
143(3)
46 George Abercrombie (1896--1978)
146(3)
47 Robin Pinsent (1916--1987)
149(3)
48 Donald Lascelles Crombie (1922--2000)
152(2)
49 George Ian Watson (1909--1979)
154(3)
50 John Fry (1922--1994)
157(4)
51 Robert Edgar Hope-Simpson (1908--2003)
161(2)
52 Richard Scott (1914--1984)
163(3)
53 Richard Maurice Sotheron McConaghey (1906--1975)
166(3)
54 John French Burdon (1915--2000)
169(3)
55 Cuthbert Arthur Harry Watts (1910--1998)
172(2)
56 Keith Hodgkin (1918--1999)
174(2)
57 David Morrell (1929--2012)
176(3)
58 Solomon Wand (1899--1984)
179(2)
59 Dame Annis Gillie (1900--1985)
181(3)
60 Sir James Cameron (1905--1991)
184(3)
61 Lan Dingwall Grant (1891--1962)
187(3)
62 Sir Ronald George Gibson (1909--1989)
190(9)
PART 4 Featured General Practitioners from the Last 50 Years (1967--2017)
63 Ekkehard Von Kuenssberg (1913-2001)
199(3)
64 William Hawkins Hylton (1903--1989)
202(3)
65 Patrick Byrne (1913--1980)
205(3)
66 John Horder (1919--2012)
208(3)
67 Paul Freeling (1928--2002)
211(3)
68 Conrad Michael Harris (1933--)
214(3)
69 Sir Donald Hamilton Irvine (1935--2018)
217(3)
70 Marshall Marinker (1930--)
220(3)
71 James McCormick (1926--2007)
223(3)
72 Sir Denis Pereira Gray (1935)
226(4)
73 Alastair Geoffrey Donald (1926--2005)
230(3)
74 Ian Gibb Bogle (1938--2014)
233(2)
75 Ian Richardson (1922--2010)
235(3)
76 Sir Michael Drury (1926--2014)
238(3)
77 John Garvie Robertson Howie (1937--)
241(3)
78 Julian Tudor Hart (1927--2018)
244(3)
79 Robert Harvard Davis (1924--1999)
247(3)
80 Nigel CH Stott (1939--)
250(3)
81 Martin Roland (1951--)
253(3)
82 John Alexander Reid Lawson (1920--2001)
256(2)
83 Sir Brian Jarman (1933--)
258(3)
84 Michael Pringle (1950--)
261(3)
85 David Haslam (1949--)
264(2)
86 Roger Harvey Neighbour (1947--)
266(2)
87 Iona Heath (1950--)
268(3)
88 Ann McPherson (1945--2011)
271(3)
89 John Chisholm (1950--)
274(3)
90 Hamish Robin Peter Meldrum (1948--)
277(3)
91 Elsie Rosemary Rue (1928--2004)
280(2)
92 Mary `Mollie' McBride (1931--2013)
282(3)
93 Dame Lesley Southgate (1943--)
285(3)
94 Stuart Carne (1926--)
288(3)
95 Terence John Kemple (1952--)
291(3)
96 Lotte Therese Newman (1929--)
294(3)
97 Harold Shipman (1946--2004)
297(3)
98 Liam Fox (1961--)
300(3)
99 Richard Budgett (1959--)
303(2)
100 Stephanie Cook (1972--)
305(3)
Index 308
Dr. Neil Metcalfe BMedSc (Hons) MBChB DRCOG DCH PGCME FRCGP is a General Practitioner in York, England. He earned both of his undergraduate degrees from the University of Birmingham, where his medical degree in 2004 followed an earlier intercalated honours degree in the History of Medicine. Whilst a medical student, he was awarded prizes in anaesthetics, general practice, tropical medicine and writing. He qualified as a general practitioner in 2008, achieving MRCGP with distinction. He has published over 100 papers in English and French journals on subjects including dermatology, general practice, medical education and the history of medicine. He has presented at international meetings and delivered a keynote speech on the history of military medicine at the Association of Anaesthetists of Great Britain and Ireland. He is an honorary senior clinical tutor at Hull York Medical School and has created and delivers several undergraduate modules at a number of medical schools in England, including in the history of medicine. In 2013, he was awarded the first-ever RCGP First 5 GP Enterprise Award before being voted the overall winner of the RCGP Enterprise Award. He was elected FRCGP in 2016.