Learning outcomes By the end of this unit you should be able to: assess the specific problems concerning the health of a community; describe how medical knowledge was a resource for, and was shaped by, broader cultural perceptions of the body.
Introduction This unit presents information about how Scottish healthcare institutions were influenced by the underlying social, economic, political and cultural contexts. In the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, a series of innovative models of the body was produced, from the mechanical to the mathematical to the sensible. As groundbreaking anatomical investigation and physiological experimentation were carried out, the map of the body changed, and different parts (vessels, glands, nerves) acqu
Acknowledgements This course was written by Dr Emma Barker. This free course is an adapted extract from the course A207 From Enlightenment to Romanticism c. 1780–1830, which is currently out of presentation The material acknowledged below is Proprietary (not subject to Creative Commons licence) and used under licence. No alteration or manipulation of images is permitted and they must be used in context and for non commercial purposes. Grateful acknowledgement is made to the following sourc
President George Washington, Part IX
Final installment of the animated biography of the life of President George Washington. This Discovery Education video is aimed at elementary school children.
Issa and the returning grasslands (Part 1 of 3) 1.6 Further reading For an advanced general introduction to the philosophy of language, see Blackburn 1984. Lycan 1996 is pitched at a more accessible level. Pinker 1994 is an informal but informative discussion of the hypothesis that much of our linguistic ability is innate, an important topic that has had to be left out of this course. Resource #14634 2.1.1 What do we mean by 'infect'? A virus will attach itself in various ways to a file that already exists on a 'host' computer, and when that file is run, the virus activates as well. A computer virus works in a similar way to a biological virus. Biological virus: an infectious agent of small size and simple composition that can multiply only in living cells of animals, plants or bacteria. Computer virus: an infectious program of small size that Keep on learning   There are more than 800 courses on OpenLearn for you to choose from on a range of subjects. Find out more Ehrlich - reclining boy OP32777 Festival of Britain 1951. Lambeth, London. A statue of a reclining boy by George Ehrlich in the Dome of Discovery at the South Bank Exhibition site. Photographed in July 1951. Exploring iSpot As well as posting your own observations, it's good to see what other people are observing, and to help them with identifications too. The latest observations are always displayed on the home page, or you can see them listed with more details, or you can see them as a Author(s): 2.1 Making a shortlist of locations Once a company has decided to relocate it needs to research possible locations. This section considers locations in terms of size, facilities, communications, population and amenities. You will collect information and work on descriptions, summaries and question forms. The first step in the relocation process is to make a shortlist of locations that match the organisation's needs. This means considering the advantages and disadvantages of each site. Masito Electronics is consideri 3.9 Order of decimal calculations The same rules about the order of calculations apply to decimals as apply to whole numbers. Brackets; Powers (e.g. squaring or cubing a number); Division and Multiplication (performed in the order written, left to right); Addi 1 Unit overview The focus of this unit is young people's health and wellbeing, a topic that has received much attention from commentators and policy makers in recent years. Specifically, the unit will set out to answer the following core questions: How has young people's health been constructed in public and policy discourse in recent years, and what are the implications for young people and those who work with them? What might an alternative,
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