Professor Elizabeth Mason-Whitehead, Associate Director, Chester Medical School and Dr Claire Chatterton, Open University and Visiting Professor, University of Chester
To mark the 170th anniversary of the beginning of the Crimean War, Elizabeth Mason-Whitehead and Claire Chatterton will reflect on nursing in that conflict. In an illustrated talk, based on work in progress, they will consider some of those women, who travelled long distances to care for sick and wounded soldiers far from home and will explore some of the current debates about their contributions and the nature of their work. As the Crimea is once again beset by war and conflict, it is timely to explore the impact of this earlier conflict on the development of nursing practice and mark its place in nursing history.
This talk will take place in CRV016 (the Music Room) at the Wheeler Building - all welcome.
Host: Faculty of Health, Medicine and Society (FHMS) Historical Society
Admission free, but booking encouraged for refreshment and seating purposes. Please contact fhsc.histsoc@chester.ac.uk or call 01244 512126 to confirm your place. Please maintain social distancing and hand-hygiene and do not attend if you are feeling unwell or have tested positive for Covid-19 in the last seven days. If you do decide not to wear a face covering, please respect others who choose to do so.
The University of Chester Riverside Museum will also be open from 1-4pm on this date and all welcome to visit (no booking needed).