2015
DOI: 10.1007/s00048-015-0125-0
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Spannungen in der jüngeren Medizingeschichte: Legitimationsstrategien und Zielkonflikte – ein Beitrag zur Diskussion

Abstract: Kürzlich äußerte sich Richard Horton, Herausgeber von The Lancet, wenig schmeichelhaft über das Fach Medizingeschichte. Es habe aufgehört interessante Bücher zu produzieren und sei insgesamt auf einem absteigenden Ast (Horton 2014). Unter Rückgriff auf Oswei Temkin (1902Temkin ( -2002 argumentiert er, Medizinhistoriker/-innen sollten sich fragen, welche Bedeutung ihre Forschung für die Gegenwart haben könne (,,how an exploration of the past connects with our present'') und er erinnert sie daran, dass es ihre A… Show more

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“…4–6 Some European countries, Germany in particular, have a long tradition of medical history teaching. 7,8 The recent discussion in the UK dated from the publication of the General Medical Council’s 1993 document ‘Tomorrow’s Doctors. Outcomes and standards for undergraduate medical education’.…”
Section: History In the Medical And Public Health Curriculummentioning
confidence: 99%
“…4–6 Some European countries, Germany in particular, have a long tradition of medical history teaching. 7,8 The recent discussion in the UK dated from the publication of the General Medical Council’s 1993 document ‘Tomorrow’s Doctors. Outcomes and standards for undergraduate medical education’.…”
Section: History In the Medical And Public Health Curriculummentioning
confidence: 99%