Pathology museums worldwide are in danger. This paper explores the extent and the reasons for this threat to these valuable teaching resources - day by day becoming dormant collections. Should they now be classified as heritage material? What factors might contribute to their survival? How has their role changed? How effective and appropriate might they be as a resource in delivering public health programmes and how can this be achieved? How can meaning and interpretation of this type of material be conveyed to those undertaking community outreach? Shifting the focus of medical museums and creating accessibility to a broad audience may allow these museums to be promoted more widely as the educational treasures they are.Por todo o'mundo, os ...
Public health interventions are as broad as the field itself. Through this paper, I will highlight t...
Heritage is inherently communicative; it is designed to transmit and represent. As stated by UNESCO,...
Este artigo tem por base a comunicação de abertura do “I Encontro dos Museus e Instituições de Ciên...
Pathology museums worldwide are in danger. This paper explores the extent and the reasons for this t...
Abstract: Introduction: Non-formal education occurs outside the traditional teaching environment, ...
From the early 19th century until the most recent two decades, open-space and satellite museums feat...
As spaces of inspiration and learning, museums are well positioned to promote health and well being,...
This article examines the emergence, expansion and transformations of museums of medicine in Portuga...
This brief work aims at drawing attention to the problems affecting museums of pathological anatomy ...
Museum objects can be used to inspire a wide variety of teaching and learning. This paper discusses ...
This paper analyses ways in which traumatic material has been displayed in medical exhibitions and t...
Scientific Museum and in particular pathology Museum were in the past an important landmark for Path...
Public health communication in a museum context is a vastly untapped resource for\ud the promotion o...
In the last five years there has been a resurgence of scholarly research and museum exhibitions on t...
This article addresses the complex intersection between ethics, museums and pathology collections th...
Public health interventions are as broad as the field itself. Through this paper, I will highlight t...
Heritage is inherently communicative; it is designed to transmit and represent. As stated by UNESCO,...
Este artigo tem por base a comunicação de abertura do “I Encontro dos Museus e Instituições de Ciên...
Pathology museums worldwide are in danger. This paper explores the extent and the reasons for this t...
Abstract: Introduction: Non-formal education occurs outside the traditional teaching environment, ...
From the early 19th century until the most recent two decades, open-space and satellite museums feat...
As spaces of inspiration and learning, museums are well positioned to promote health and well being,...
This article examines the emergence, expansion and transformations of museums of medicine in Portuga...
This brief work aims at drawing attention to the problems affecting museums of pathological anatomy ...
Museum objects can be used to inspire a wide variety of teaching and learning. This paper discusses ...
This paper analyses ways in which traumatic material has been displayed in medical exhibitions and t...
Scientific Museum and in particular pathology Museum were in the past an important landmark for Path...
Public health communication in a museum context is a vastly untapped resource for\ud the promotion o...
In the last five years there has been a resurgence of scholarly research and museum exhibitions on t...
This article addresses the complex intersection between ethics, museums and pathology collections th...
Public health interventions are as broad as the field itself. Through this paper, I will highlight t...
Heritage is inherently communicative; it is designed to transmit and represent. As stated by UNESCO,...
Este artigo tem por base a comunicação de abertura do “I Encontro dos Museus e Instituições de Ciên...