Syllabi by Topic : History of Medicine

• "The Body Image in Medicine and the Arts" M. Sirridge. University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Medicine [BA/MD; selective; June 1999]; see also Death and Dying, Gender and Medicine, Literature and Medicine, Medical Education, Medicine and the Arts, Mental Illness, Women and Medicine.

• "Healing Words: The Literature of Medicine and the Medicine of Literature." B.Bremen. University of Texas at Austin. [junior/senior undergraduate honors seminar; elective; Fall 1999]; see also: AIDS, Literature and Medicine, Medical Ethics.

• "Health, Disease, and Medicine." K. Jones. Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University [undergraduate; elective; Spring 1999]; see also: AIDS, Alternative Medicine, Behavioral Science, Ethnicity and Medicine, Health Care Policy, Social Issues in Medicine, Women and Medicine.

• "History of Medicine." E. Dickstein. Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine, Human Values in Medicine Program [BS/MD; selective; Spring 2000]; see also: Medical Ethics, Physician-Patient Relationship, Social Issues in Medicine.

• "History of Medicine." C.P.W. Warren. University of Manitoba Faculty of Medicine. [medicine 1st yr.; required; Spring 1999]; see also: Women and Medicine.

• "History Of Medicine 2000-2001" J. Erlen. University of Pittsburgh [School of Medicine - Elective; Repeated Nov 2000 - May 2001]; see also AIDS, Alternative Medicine, Health Care Policy, Medical Ethics, Physician-Patient Relationship.

• "History of Medicine I." M. Donohoe. Oregon Health and Science University [Medicine 1st yr; elective; 2000-2001]; see also: Professionalism, Women and Medicine.

• "History of Medicine II." M. Donohoe. Oregon Health and Science University [Medicine 2nd yr; elective; 2000-2001].

• "History of Medicine and Health Care - 2000" J. Erlen. University of Pittsburgh [Undergraduate/Beginning Graduate Elective; Fall 2000]; see also AIDS, Behavioral Science, Ethnicity and Medicine, Health Care Policy, Medical Education.

• "Historical and Sociological Perspectives in Public Health 2001 J. Erlen. University of Pittsburgh [Required, Graduate School of Public Health; January 2001]; see also AIDS, Ethnicity and Medicine, Health Care Policy.

• History of Medicine Syllabus Archive at the National Library of Medicine

• "The Humanities and Social Sciences in Medicine." M. Donohoe. Oregon Health Sciences University [medicine 4th yr; elective; March 2001]; see also: Alternative Medicine, Death and Dying, Ethnicity and Medicine, Gender and Medicine, Health Care Policy, Law and Medicine, Literature and Medicine, Medical Ethics, Medicine and the Arts, Mental Illness, Physician-Patient Relationship, Social Issues in Medicine, Women and Medicine.

• "Medical Ethics and the Presidential Physician: Stories of Doctors Confronted with Ethical Dilemmas." L. Deppisch. Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine, Human Values in Medicine Program [BS/MD; selective; Spring 2000] see also: Medical Ethics, Social Issues in Medicine.

• Medical Humanities Program B. Magwood. University of Manitoba Medical School; see also: Medical Ethics, Medicine and the Arts, Religion and Medicine, Social Issues in Medicine.

• Medical Humanities Workshop (History and Philosophy of Science) L. Zaroff. Stanford University School of Medicine [undergraduate, graduate, medicine; elective; Spring 2001]; see also: Literature and Medicine, Medicine and the Arts.

• "Medical Visions." C. Amirault. Brown University [sophomore seminar; elective; Spring 1998]; see also: AIDS, Film and Medicine, Gender and Medicine, Literature and Medicine, Medicine and the Arts, Mental Illness, Physician-Patient Relationship, Professionalism, Women and Medicine.

• "Medicine and Literature: The Human Perspective." H. Mathiasen. University of Arizona College of Medicine [Medicine 4th yr; elective; Spring 2001]; see also Aging, Literature and Medicine, Medical Ethics, Mental Illness, Physician-Patient Relationship, Professionalism, War and Medicine.

• "Medicine, Culture, and Self." J. Woodcock. University of Indiana-Bloomington [Undergraduate, Spring 2002]; see also: Death and Dying, Disability, Ethnicity and Medicine, Film and Medicine, Gender and Medicine, Literature and Medicine, Medical Ethics, Mental Illness, Physician-Patient Relationship, Professionalism, Social Issues in Medicine, War and Medicine, Women and Medicine.

• "Medicine, Money, and Morals: The Professional Promise of the Physician White Collar." B. Castellani. Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine, Human Values in Medicine Program [BS/MD; selective; Spring 2000]; see also Health Care Policy, Medical Ethics, Social Issues in Medicine.

• "Medicine and Society." P. Treichler, D. Bloomfield. University of Illinois-College of Medicine at Urbana-Champaign [medicine and residency; required; Spring 1995]; see also: Death and Dying, Health Care Policy, Law and Medicine, Medical Ethics, Physician-Patient Relationship, Social Issues in Medicine.

• "Medicine in Literature." M. McEntyre. Westmont College [undergraduate; elective; Spring 1999]; see also: Death and Dying, Literature and Medicine, Physician-Patient Relationship, Social Issues in Medicine, Women and Medicine.

• Memoirs of Madness E. Manier. University of Notre Dame [undergraduate; Fall 2001]; see also: Gender and Medicine, Mental Illness, Physician-Patient Relationship.

• "Narrative Pathologies, Narrative Cures." C. Amirault. Brown University [senior seminar; elective; Spring 1999]; see also: AIDS, Film and Medicine, Gender and Medicine, Literature and Medicine, Medicine and the Arts, Mental Illness, Physician-Patient Relationship, Women and Medicine.

• "The Patient is Why I'm Here." J.D. Engel, J. Zarconiand R. Mitchell Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine, Human Values in Medicine Program. [BS/MD; selective; Spring 2000] see also: Physician-Patient Relationship, Professionalism.

• "Perception and Medicine" R. Mitchell. Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine, Human Values in Medicine Program [BS/MD; selective; Spring 2000]; see also: Alternative Medicine, Medicine and the Arts, Science and the Humanities.

• Program in Medical Humanities, East Carolina University School of Medicine L. Kopelman [required courses in all four years; Selectives in fourth year Fall 1999-2000].
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