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Wednesday 12 April 2023
08.30 - 10.30
R-1
HEA01
Charity and the Hospital in the British Welfare State since 1945
E45
Gareth Millward, Martin Gorsky : The Internet as a Site of Voluntary Activity: NHS Charities and the World Wide Web since 2000 Gareth Millward : ‘Its many workers and subscribers feel that their services can still be of benefit’: Hospital Leagues of Friends in the English West Midlands, c. 1948–1998
Wednesday 12 April 2023
11.00 - 13.00
R-2
HEA02
Experiencing Madness and Disability in Early Modern Europe
E45
Mari Eyice : Experiencing Disability in 17th Century Stockholm Julia Heinemann : Narrating War Disabilities in the Early Modern Habsburg Monarchy. Petitions from Soldiers and their Families Riikka Miettinen : Sensing Madness: Bodily Experiences of Mental Disability in Early Modern Sweden
Wednesday 12 April 2023
14.00 - 16.00
R-3
HEA03a
From the Workplace to the Death Bed: Conceptualising and Assessing Morbidity and Mortality in 19th and 20th Century Europe I
E45
Nadeche Diepgrond, Tim Riswick : From Sick Bed to Death Bed: Morbidity and Mortality in the Amsterdam Hospital, 1886-1896 Louise Ludvigsen : ‘The Vital Age”: Death of Young Adults in Copenhagen 1861-1911 Mathias Mølbak Ingholt : From a Traditional to a Modern Rationale: the Meaning of Intermittent Fever in Denmark, 1826-1886 Harry Smith : Codifying Morbidity: Links between Sickness and Death in the British Post Office 1861-1901
Wednesday 12 April 2023
16.30 - 18.30
R-4
HEA03b
From the Workplace to the Death Bed: Conceptualising and Assessing Morbidity and Mortality in 19th and 20th Century Europe II
E45
Joe Chick, David Green : Under the Weather: The Effects of Outdoor Work on Health for Postal Workers and Metropolitan Policemen, 1860-1908 Tobias Karlsson : The Gender Gap in Sick Leave: Evidence from Twentieth Century Sweden Holly Marley : ‘Weeding Out’ the ‘Weakly Subject’: Medical Screening in the Post Office, 1855-1914 Natasha Preger : Occupational Health and the Life-Cycle in the British Post Office, 1870 – 1914
Thursday 13 April 2023
08.30 - 10.30
R-5
HEA06
Mortality and Quality of Life in Pandemics
E45
Lisa Sattenspiel : Indigenous vs. Non-indigenous Mortality during the 1918 Influenza Pandemic in Alaska: a New Assessment Kaspar Staub, Katarina Matthes : Excess Mortality in Swiss Districts in the Pandemic Years 1890, 1918 and 2020
Thursday 13 April 2023
11.00 - 13.00
R-6
HEA05
Knowledge Circulation among Europe: Strategies to Fight against Poliomyelitis Disease in France, Austria, Italy, Netherlands, and Spain (1950s-1970s)
E45
Marina Hilber : Scientific Catch-Up on Polio – Austria’s Transnational Cooperations in the Fight against a Severe Health Threat (1945–1965) María-Isabel Porras, Baptiste Baylac-Paouly : ‘It’s your Congress!’: Relationships between Albert Sabin and the Institut Mérieux concerning the Production of OPV Marta Velasco-Martín, Lourdes Mariño : The Training Process of the Spanish Scientific Community Dealing with Infantile Infectious Diseases (1920-1975)
Thursday 13 April 2023
14.00 - 16.00
R-7
HEA08
The Asylum. Categorizations, Treatments and Everyday Life
E45
Kristina Engwall, Anna Tunlid : “Untidy, Uneducable and Feebleminded” – the Connection between Grading Patient´s Functionality and Treating them in the Swedish Asylum of Vipeholm 1935–1962 Lena Lennerhed, Johanna Ringarp : Life, Education and Work in Swedish Epilepsy Asylums 1890-1960 Jesper Vaczy Kragh : “The Most Dangerous Criminal Lunatics”. The Rise of the Criminal Asylum in Denmark, 1918–1968
Thursday 13 April 2023
16.30 - 18.30
R-8
HEA07
Responses to Pandemics and Long-Term Impacts
E45
Ida Milne : Oral Histories of the 1918–19 Influenza Pandemic: how Helpful are they to Understand the Impact of Pandemic Illness on Post Pandemic Life? Vibeke Narverud Nyborg : Different Approaches to Using Public Health Legislation as Means in Fighting the Influenza Pandemic of 1918 – the Case of Norway Laura Radatz : The Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Inequality: Lessons from the Past
Friday 14 April 2023
08.30 - 10.30
R-9
HEA09
The History of Psychiatric Epidemiology
E45
Matthew Smith : Psychiatric Epidemiology in the Big Apple: Social Psychiatry and the Midtown Manhattan Study, 1950-1962
Friday 14 April 2023
11.00 - 13.00
R-10
HEA10
The Social Dimension of Epidemics in Europe (19th and 20th Centuries)
E45
Alexandra Esteves : Resist to Survive: the Population Facing Epidemics in Portugal in the 19th and Early 20th Centuries Amelia Ferreira : Reorganization of Healthcare during the Pandemic - Report of an Experience in an Intensive Care Unit Monique Palma : Lyssavirus in Northern Portugal (19th -20th Century) – What is its History?
Friday 14 April 2023
14.00 - 16.00
R-11
HEA11
Therapy Crossing Borders
E45
Daniela Koleva : ‘We cannot Travel Abroad, but at Least our Body Organs can’: Pituitary Gland Export from Communist Bulgaria Kristina Popova : Luminal. the 'Pavlovian' Session in 1950 and the Campaign to Treat Hypertension and Rheumatism with Sleep Therapy Dora Vargha : Making Political and Medical Subjects: Treatment in the Hungarian Hospital in North Korea 1950-57 Markus Wahl : Treating Addiction that could not Exist: Addiction, East German Doctors, and Western Methods in the German Democratic Republic
Friday 14 April 2023
16.30 - 18.30
R-12
HEA12
Public Health in History
E45
Matthijs Degraeve : Sanitary Governance of Private Housing in London, Paris and Brussels, 1850-1940 Mat Savelli, Aneeqa Aslam & Erika Dyck : Marketing the (Post)Colonial Mindset: Transnational Advertising Campaigns across the Global South, 1948 – 2000 Maria Sjöberg, Helene Castenbrandt & Anders Ottosson : From Private Concern to Public Care, c. 1750-1900, or how Healthcare became Female Janet Weston : Morality and Public Health Law in Mid-twentieth Century England
Saturday 15 April 2023
08.30 - 10.30
R-13
HEA13
Cross-comparative Perspectives in Health Care History
E45
Ulrika Lagerlöf Nilsson : The Eternal Question of Older People’s Right to Health and Care. The Emergence, Development and Restriction of Geriatric Care in Sweden during the 20th Century Helene Laurent, Anu Huttunen : Trapped in Hospital. The Life Course of Refugee Psychiatric Patients in Finland after WWII Katharina Rowold : 'The Nursing Had Taken So Much Out of My Constitution': Breastfeeding and Maternal and Infant Health in Late-Nineteenth-Century Britain
Saturday 15 April 2023
11.00 - 13.00
R-14
HEA14
Environments, Geographies and Health
E45
John Matchim : “Complete to the Last Man”: Medical Case Records, the Hospital Ship ‘Strathcona III,’ and the 1970 Mass X-ray Survey for Tuberculosis in Labrador Josep-Maria Ramon-Muñoz, Ramon Ramon-Muñoz : Exploring Nutritional and Health Inequality in Late Nineteenth-Century Catalonia Carlos Tabernero : The Trouble with Wilderness, Natural History Television, and the Construction of the Environment in 1970s Spain
Saturday 15 April 2023
14.00 - 16.00
R-15
POL19
Ethnicity, Identity Politics and Social Movements. A History of Transnational Encounters in the XXth Century
E45
Carolina García Sanz : Romani Struggle for Recognition and the Red Power Movement in 20th Century Canadian History Jennifer Illuzzi : The Catholic Church and Italian Romanies after World War II María Sierra Alonso : ‘We Roms’: a Case Study of Holocaust Memory, Ethnic Identity and Political Provocation in the Post-World War II Rocío Velasco de Castro : Embracing Moroccan Otherness? Representations of Moorish Identity in Spanish Colonial Ideology |
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