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- Practice the Hardwick Hall question and memorise the acronym
- Practice a 16 marker - has FACTOR been the most important factor in surgery/public health?
- Revise individuals
- Revise key topics for Elizabeth - make sure you have something to say about everything

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Create your own versions of these tables and fill them in - from memory and then using your notes

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Create your own versions of these tables and fill them in - from memory and then using your notes

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Health and the People - Themes Table completed.docx

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0. 2018 FINAL Medicine overview BEFORE EXAM.pptx

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Make sure you revise:
Germ theory (Pasteur, Koch, vaccines etc - see the youtube clip)
Key individuals and their contributions (Harvey, Pare, Vesalius)
Public health - including liberal reforms
Surgery across time

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(or you will fail!!)

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Why was the discovery of Germ Theory so important?

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Pasteur and Koch | Secondary History - Medicine Through Time

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18th Century Medicine | Secondary History - Medicine Through Time

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16th and 17th century (Renaissance) medicine

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16th and 17th century (Renaissance) medicine

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Vesalius, Paré and Harvey | Secondary History - Medicine Through Time

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Medieval Medicine | Secondary History - Medicine Through Time

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Factors Affecting the Development of Medicine Through Time - GCSE History Revision

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Practice exam questions (including sources)

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Practice exam questions (including sources)

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The main themes in medicine - public health, surgery, treatments, beliefs about causes

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The main themes in medicine - public health, surgery, treatments, beliefs about causes

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A knowledge quiz on medicine - test yourself or get someone else to test you

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A knowledge quiz on medicine - test yourself or get someone else to test you

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Medicine in Britain, c1250-Present (Edexcel 9-1 History) - YouTube

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Use these videos to help with your understanding of the GCSE Medicine and Public Health exam.

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British Public Health between 1750 and the 1850s. (1/4)

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Part one of a series on British Public Health between 1800 and 1914. Focus questions: 1. Describe conditions in British cities after 1750. 2. Explain why so little was done to improve things. 3. Evaluate the significance of reasons for the lack of improvement.

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The history of the NHS in eight minutes.

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Watch this teacher's whole playlist for Medicine

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roman empire. medieval. religion. galen. hippocrates. black death. supernatural.

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Reasons for lack of progress in the medieval period.

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Why was there little medical progress in the medieval period?

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The life and work of Edward Jenner (dramatisation) | History - True Stories

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Documentary made for GCSE of the whole story of medicine

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Documentary made for GCSE of the whole story of medicine

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(You don't need the first part on Romans/Greeks etc)