Geoffrey Kaye Museum

@ANZCA's Geoffrey Kaye Museum showcases one of the world's largest & most diverse anaesthesia & pain medicine collections

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Delve into our new online exhibition https://t.co/bBLf3qGyoZ to read about human striving to find solutions for painful surgery. #NAD24 #WAD24

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Did you know the college has an #archive?

We have just updated the information about the ANZCA archive on our website: https://t.co/VfbiByvXHr
Make sure to check it out and get in touch if you have any archives requests!

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Do you have an idea for an anaesthesia or pain medicine history research project? Find out more: https://t.co/5lyBf3r8He

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Thanks @australiandr for using our online Museum Collection database to find an image to support your article! https://t.co/kdz9I7oKYc

[Australian Doctor @australiandr]

Arsenicals and deadly picrotoxin were among almost 200 medications subsidised on the 1951 PBS schedule, according to historical papers published this year.

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Did you know we have a museum dedicated to anaesthetic history and pain medicine? The @GKMuseum is open free of charge from Monday to Friday. If you'd like to come and visit, email the museum curator at [email protected].
Find out more here: https://t.co/qTrHQCCCE2

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In continuation of National Reconciliation Week, have a look at this post: https://t.co/OT4MYPJecn

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For #NRW2024 we asked our Djeembana Whakaora exhibition artists, community and wellbeing practitioners: What is the future of health and healing for us, for our communities? See their responses here: https://t.co/E7y3Yb9HLx

[Teddy Tingley @mickvagg]

Had the enormous privilege of recording an oral history with the 2nd Dean of ⁦@ANZCA_FPM⁩ Leigh Atkinson! What an extraordinary career!

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Our Museum was founded in 1935 by Dr Geoffrey Kaye. If he was still alive, he'd be celebrating his birthday today! Join us for a quiz on him here: https://t.co/pj6VySuZon

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Check out our new blog post:
https://t.co/AEzZ6gL0Hd

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It's International Women's Day #IWD2024, and what better time to introduce Zana Bell - our History and Heritage Grant winner. Zana has an interest in women's history and is visiting #GKMuseum to research the history of anaesthesia. Find out more here: https://t.co/33QrBkx6MZ

[Prof Sharon Ruston @SharonRuston]

We're excited to be kicking off our series of library workshops on 21 March 12-2pm at Lancaster Library. Come and get ‘hands-on’ with a Lancaster University project, which shines a light on the work of Sir Humphry Davy. Further details here: https://t.co/SRzOwwoPIA

[Jun Parker, MBBS MSc ESRA-DRA @JpmusicTweet]

At Museum of Anaesthetic History @GKMuseum in Melbourne. Appreciating not just the functionality of old artifacts but also their aesthetics together with very helpful curator. It’s a must visit for anyone interested in #anaesthesia history! What spinal needle could this be?Hint L

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Recording #oralhistories are a great way to share knowledge and stories of medical history. Sign up to the 'Recording the past' workshop at #ASM24BRIS to learn from an oral history expert about how you can do it too: https://t.co/BarMluHY8K

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Congratulations to Zana Bell, winner of the 2023 History & Heritage Research Grant!
A #history fellow @AucklandUni, Zana will be using the grant to research our archives and produce a biography about Auckland's first woman doctor and anaesthetist, Alice Horsley.

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Last Friday we had the pleasure of hosting a group of registrars from @PeterMacCC.
Honorary curator @chrisball4 delivered a great talk on the fascinating, and sometimes extraordinary, history of anaesthesia, followed by a special #bts tour of the museum and collection.

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We've added two fantastic oral histories to our collection to celebrate @ANZCA_FPM 25 year anniversary. Dr Penny Briscoe & Prof Pam Macintyre reflect on their careers and the evolution of #painmedicine in their interviews with Dr Gretel Davidson. Watch📺 https://t.co/LDtAq4pV0l

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Working with fellows of @ANZCA_FPM we put together a little exhibition celebrating the 25 years of the Faculty. You can check it out online while enjoying #painSM23

#histmed

https://t.co/NT7mb9dGBo

[Teddy Tingley @mickvagg]

Super proud of this…

Commemorating 25 years of pain medicine in Australia, Aotearoa New Zealand, Singapore and Hong Kong!

@ANZCA_FPM

https://t.co/7MKUmhAsa0

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There's still a few days left to get your submission in for the 2023 @ANZCA history and heritage research grant. Got a project that could do with a little funding boost? Up to $A5000 available. Guidelines on the website, submit by 16 September.

#HistMed

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