Systems History

Research project @LSHTMHistory studying the intellectual and policy history of 'health systems' thinking. Supported by @wellcometrust.

[Systems History @systemshistory]

On the 40th anniversary of the landmark Alma-Ata Declaration on #PrimaryHealthCare , find out more about the history of earlier attempts to establish universal health coverage as a goal of international health politics: https://t.co/VCQl0MKTaB

[Dr Hannah J Elizabeth (@sexhistorian.bsky.social) @sexhistorian]

If you want to see a full list of what we've got coming up over the next academic year, so you can put some dates in your diary (you absolutely should), find it here:
https://t.co/nggi77e1Fw

#histmed

[Dr Hannah J Elizabeth (@sexhistorian.bsky.social) @sexhistorian]

And finally on 27th October we have @amhuss27 with 'Health, beauty, and skin-lightening: Identity politics and Black business in modern Britain c.1940s-1990s' #histmed #BlackHistoryMonth

https://t.co/wNV3XBhh3d

[Dr Hannah J Elizabeth (@sexhistorian.bsky.social) @sexhistorian]

Then on 19th of October we have Prof Suman Seth with '“A decided inaptitude in his constitution”: Race, slavery, and disability in the nineteenth century British Empire' #histmed #BlackHistoryMonth

https://t.co/lQuC0kFDcR

[Dr Hannah J Elizabeth (@sexhistorian.bsky.social) @sexhistorian]

First up we have Prof Lundy Braun on the 14th of October with 'The history of lung capacity: Racialisation and dissent' #histmed #BlackHistoryMonth

https://t.co/gkd62ayRsL

[Dr Hannah J Elizabeth (@sexhistorian.bsky.social) @sexhistorian]

As part of @LSHTMhistory ongoing seminar series we have 3 speakers this October speaking to the intersections of health history & ideas about race. All seminars are on zoom from 4pm & you don't have to register, all are welcome! #BlackHistoryMonth #histmed

[Centre for History in Public Health (CHiPH) @LSHTMhistory]

Today at 4pm BST join us for @FabiolaCreed's seminar where she'll explore nicotine gum through the lens of health consumerism & gender! Why those lenses? Have a look at this advert to whet your appetite! #histmed #histhealth

https://t.co/NzrtvKHG6l

[Centre for History in Public Health (CHiPH) @LSHTMhistory]

Join us for a two-day symposium on historical perspectives on Covid-19 and its aftermath. 11-12 May, 2-6pm BST. No need to register, just click on the webinar links in the advert.
https://t.co/cZgvY6UNMm

[Centre for History in Public Health (CHiPH) @LSHTMhistory]

Applications still open (until 18/04) for a Wellcome Trust Master's Studentship for students taking our MSc in Public Health. Follow a humanities/social science pathway through the degree and work towards a career in the field. Further details at: https://t.co/Qqhf9QC5Xi

[CSHHH Glasgow @CSHHH_Glasgow]

🎉 ONE WEEK TODAY 🎉

We are thrilled to welcome Professor Martin Summers @BostonCollege to share his research on African American #mentalhealth and #socialpolicy in 20th century America next Tuesday 16th March 2020 at 4 pm GMT.

Details available here:

https://t.co/NrNwdFU1Rz

[Centre for History in Public Health (CHiPH) @LSHTMhistory]

Join us tomorrow at 4pm for Séveric Yersin's seminar 'The institutionalisation of Public Health in Switzerland: infectious disease control between federalism and centralisation' exploring how shocks like #flu affect health reform #histmed #histhealth

https://t.co/BrI0aQnI69

[Decolonising Global Health LSHTM @DGH_LSHTM]

New webinar with @LSHTMhistory 🗓

Wed Feb 24th 17.00-18.35 GMT
Rewriting the past: Decolonising archives of global health

The role of archives, including LSHTM's own, in critically engaging with the colonial past & present of global health

https://t.co/LAQIvMSB4p

[IWG for Health Systems Strengthening @iwgforhss]

Join our first webinar of the year led by @martinmckee happening on Tuesday, 26th of January 2021, 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm UTC. Find out more and register through our website https://t.co/wTmgVMkJMf #GLS2021 #IWGHSS #GlobalHealth #academictwitter

[Centre for History in Public Health (CHiPH) @LSHTMhistory]

Please take a look at this new blog post by one of our Centre members! 'Thinking about Black Death and (im)mobilities during the COVID-19 pandemic' – by Lioba Hirsch
https://t.co/9HUw8mZqKi #COVID19 #blackdeath #pandemic

[Systems History @systemshistory]

Martin Gorsky presenting @anzshm2019 in a session on health systems with @hayleymarinanz

[Systems History @systemshistory]

Great to be able to present research on NZ health centres at #NZHA2019

[Centre for History in Public Health (CHiPH) @LSHTMhistory]

Lovely historical photos celebrating our heritage building as part of our #LSHTM120 celebrations. #GlobalHealth

[Placing the Public @PlacingPublic]

Hard copies have arrived, so we can start promoting the digital copy 🙃

Our project book, co-written by @alexnmold @pederclark @MillieQED @daisypayling is now available!

With thanks to @PalgraveHistory and @wellcometrust

#histmed #twitterstorians

📚: https://t.co/f4TdsWERWL

[Centre for History in Public Health (CHiPH) @LSHTMhistory]

How we can understand socialist engagement in international health & how does technical aid among Second + Third worlds fit into a broader system of technical aid & international health?

Excited to host @DoraVargha for our seminar series Thursday! More 👉 https://t.co/DgQoEhwB29

[Centre for History in Public Health (CHiPH) @LSHTMhistory]

Reminder: happening today at 12:45 PM at @LSHTM

Also, @MillieQED will be hosting a book launch 5-7 PM tomorrow in the Manson Foyer for his just-published 'Vaccinating Britain: Mass vaccination and the public since the Second World War'. DM him for more info!💉⚕️

@LSHTM_Vaccines