General
16 November 2019
Hunter Healthcare Heritage Symposium
Course: Newcastle Healthcare Heritage Symposium 2019 | HPMI
- General
- Tragedies & Triumphs:- Healthcare Stories From The Hunter
Tragedies & Triumphs:- Healthcare Stories From The Hunter
- (Almost) Slipping Through The Cracks - The Hunter's Great War Nurses
Christine Bramble
Public Historian - the author of Sisters of the Valley - First World War Nurses from Newcastle and the Hunter & editor and co-author of Broadmeadow to Villers- Bretonneux - People of the Hunter and the Great War
‘Death On A Pale Horse’ - The ‘spanish Influenza’ Epidemic In Newcastle, 1919
Dr David Williams
Neurologist
An Interesting Life So Far...
Dr Kim Ostinga OAM
Orthopaedic Surgeon
Royal Newcastle Hospital Blood Transfusion Service – From Blood Bank To Atm (E – Blood)
Dr Sandra Deveridge
Haematologist and previous Director of the Royal Newcastle Hospital & Districts Blood Transfusion Service
- The Changing Stories Of Nursing
The Changing Stories Of Nursing
- Lucy Osburn, Florence Nightingale’s Envoy To Australia
Dr Judith Godden
Honorary Associate, History Department, University of Sydney. Author of Biography of Lucy Osburn
‘Special Women’ – Midwives And Midwifery In Newcastle
Professor Maralyn Foureur
Professor of Nursing and Midwifery, University of Newcastle
‘200 Years Since Miss Nightingale, And A Fair Bit In Between’
Professor Mary Chiarella AM
University of Sydney; Former Chief Nursing Officer, NSW
- A Special Place – The Stockton Centre
A Special Place – The Stockton Centre
- Towards A History Of Institutional Care And Communities: Methods, Examples, Insights
Prof Catherine Coleborne
Head of School / Dean of Arts, School of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Newcastle
‘For Her Own Protection’ – A History Of The Stockton Hospital
Laila Ellmoos
Historian & Author
Special Patients And Special People - Medical Recollections From The Stockton Centre
Dr Dennis Harvey
Medical Officer at the Stockton Centre, 1986-2019