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History Edexcel Medicine Through Time Medieval Notes

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Medicine Through Time Medieval Notes

Explore the causes, treatments, and impacts of the Black Death (1348-49) on medieval medicine and public health. This summary covers key concepts such as the four humours, the role of the church, and the evolution of medical practices during the Middle Ages. Ideal for AQA History students seeking to understand the intersection of disease and medicine in medieval England.

Medieval Medicine & Black Death

Gaby Honour

AQA History Medieval Medicine summary

Explore the transformative journey of medicine from ancient beliefs to modern practices. This summary covers key developments in public health, surgical techniques, and the understanding of diseases, highlighting influential figures like Florence Nightingale and advancements such as germ theory and vaccinations. Ideal for students studying the history of medicine and public health.

Evolution of Medical Practices

Mind map

Lily West

History, Medicine through time 

First subtopic of Medieval Medicine - Health and the People

Explore the foundational concepts of medieval medicine, focusing on the influential theories of Hippocrates and Galen. This summary covers the four humours, natural and supernatural treatments, and the evolution of medical practices from ancient times to the 19th century. Ideal for students studying health and medicine in historical contexts.

Medieval Medicine Insights

Bea 

Hippocrates and Galen

Year 10 & 11 GCSE Edexcel history revision notes - paper 1 “medicine through time c.1250-present” 

Explore the comprehensive journey of medicine from 1250 to the present day, covering key developments in medieval medicine, public health reforms, the impact of World War I, and breakthroughs like germ theory and penicillin. This summary is essential for Year 10 & 11 GCSE Edexcel history revision, focusing on significant figures such as John Snow, Florence Nightingale, and the establishment of the NHS.

Evolution of Medicine 1250-Present

issy

Medicine through time c.1250-present

Explore the key concepts of medieval medicine, including the influence of the Christian Church, the Four Humours, and the impact of the Black Death on health practices in Britain (c1250-c1500). This comprehensive guide covers supernatural beliefs, rational treatments, and the roles of various medical practitioners during the Middle Ages. Ideal for GCSE History students revising for exams.

Eliza

middle ages revision guide 

Revision mindmap of medieval medicine sector of medicine through time. Includes Hippocrates, Galen, medical professionals, treatments, and reasons for illnesses. 

Explore the key concepts of medieval medicine, including the theories of Hippocrates and Galen, the four humours, common treatments, and the role of medical professionals. This summary highlights the rational and irrational beliefs surrounding illness during the Middle Ages, providing a comprehensive overview for students studying historical medical practices.

Rosie<33

Medieval Medicine; Medicine Through Time 

Explore the comprehensive journey of medical advancements from the Medieval period to modern times. This detailed summary covers key topics such as the development of penicillin, the impact of the NHS, the germ theory, and significant figures like Florence Nightingale and John Snow. Ideal for students studying the history of medicine, this resource provides insights into disease prevention, treatment methods, and public health reforms.

Evolution of Medicine

James 

Medicine Throughout Time, full notes available

Explore the intricacies of medieval medicine (1250-1500), including the theories of the Four Humours, the impact of astrology, and the role of the Church in healthcare. This summary covers treatments during the Black Death, the significance of herbal remedies, and the societal attitudes towards health and disease prevention. Ideal for students studying medieval history and medicine.

Medieval Medical Practices

Millie

Medieval Medicine 

Explore the key concepts of medieval medicine, including the causes of illness, treatments, and public health measures during the Middle Ages. This summary covers the influence of astrology, the Black Death, miasma theory, and the role of religious beliefs in healthcare. Ideal for GCSE history students seeking to understand the evolution of medical practices and beliefs in medieval society.

Medieval Medicine Overview

Ruby Baxter

Medieval medicine mindmap

Explore the key concepts of medieval medicine, including the causes and treatments of diseases like the Black Death, public health measures, and the roles of physicians, surgeons, and apothecaries. This summary provides a comprehensive overview of medical practices and societal responses during the Middle Ages, ideal for students studying medieval history.

Frances Lewis

Medieval Medicine

All chapt. Of medieval period in one presentation 

Explore the evolution of medieval medicine, including the influence of the Church, key figures like Galen and Ibn Sina, and the impact of the Black Death. This presentation covers disease prevention, treatments, and public health challenges in medieval England, highlighting the balance between ancient practices and emerging ideas. Ideal for students studying the Middle Ages and the history of medicine.

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Midieval Medicine: medicine stand still

exam practice questions covering all the different question types in the medicine paper

Explore a comprehensive set of exam practice questions for Edexcel History, covering key periods from Medieval to 20th Century medicine. This resource includes 12-mark, 16-mark, and 4-mark questions, focusing on causes, treatments, and public health developments. Ideal for students preparing for their medicine paper.

Medicine Through Time: Exam Questions

Exam Practice

Alex 

Edexcel History: Medcine through time exam practice questions

Revision booklet with all key information and activities

Explore key concepts of medieval medicine, including disease treatment, public health practices, and the impact of the Church on medical understanding. This revision booklet covers essential topics such as the Black Death, leprosy, and the Theory of the Four Humours, along with engaging activities to enhance your learning.

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Medieval Medicine Revision booklet

causes and prevention of diseases in the medieval period

Explore the causes and prevention methods of diseases during the medieval period (1250-1500). This summary covers supernatural beliefs, the four humours theory by Hippocrates and Galen, and the role of religion in understanding illness. Ideal for students studying medieval medicine and public health.

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