Myself and @CHWAlliance hope that The Creative Health Quality Framework will inspire the best possible experiences and outcomes for everyone involved in Creative Health work, meaning the power and potential of creativity to transform our health can be realised.

What a great example for our public history of food course @LisaHaushofer !

Great to see this ⁦National Library of Medicine⁩ exhibition I curated still touring! #disability #history

The best thing about co-teaching Public History of Food with ⁦@LisaHaushofer⁩ ⁦UvA Geesteswetenschappen⁩ is all the great snacks she brings. #cheese #history #health humanities

NIEUWS: Manon Parry Dr Manon S. Parry is benoemd als bijzonder hoogleraar in de Geschiedenis van de geneeskunde, verpleging en verzorging. Zij bekleedt deze leerstoel voor vijf jaar en bouwt hiermee voort op haar eerdere leerstoel Medical History. V&VN vu.nl/nl/nieuws/2023…

It’s time to celebrate! Looking forward to further collaborations in medical and nursing history and making sure those two are well connected, just as you wanted @DominiqueTobbe1 Julia Irwin ; )

On my way to Dublin for this event and looking forward to exchanging ideas for engaging with the history of psychiatry. And glad Rebecca Wynter 💙⭐ can join us so we can think together about how we might apply all we learn back in NL…

Useful for you Hugo Schalkwijk ?

New paper: Suicide as slow death: Towards a haunted sociology of suicide by me and Sarah Wright, based on early Wellcome suicidecultures research, much delayed by the pandemic, but delighted to have this out in @TheSocReview! journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.11…

Hold the Date ! The UK Association of the History of Nursing 2024 Colloquium will be held on Friday , June 28th at Greenwich University , London . More details, including on abstract submission,  to follow in the New Year #ukahn2024 #HistNursing

I am incredibly grateful to my co-editor @a_m_elsner and all our contributors for the insights on how the #COVID19 pandemic has changed #medicalhumanities Barbara Prainsack (@[email protected]) Kirsten Ostherr davidhoustonjones

Looking forward to this!

Tasty #histmed adjacent postdoc UvA Geesteswetenschappen in food history project with great #publichistory dimensions. Apologies for the food pun @LisaHaushofer, I just could not resist ; )

New year, new publication, and open access too. Sincere thanks to the editors and co-contributors for such a stimulating workshop and for feedback on my chapter, Reproducing Bodies in the Medical Museum. Fascinating collection with really incredible images library.oapen.org/handle/20.500.…

Working on #museums and heritage, care work, care ethics, emotion work, hope ...? get in touch CFP edited book info below Sandra Dudley School of Museum Studies

Our friends at The Nocturnists are collecting stories for a new podcast series on "Uncertainty in Medicine", a topic that "goes largely unacknowledged in medical training, as recognizing it can feel taboo or problematic." Share your story! #MedTwitter thenocturnists.com/uncertainty-in…

It's published! Very excited to see our 'Slavery and Emotions in the Atlantic World' special issue of Slavery and Abolition out. It includes thought-provoking articles considering the role that emotion played in the maintenance and resistance of slavery. tandfonline.com/toc/fsla20/cur…

Another interesting dimension of the “public fetus” (boydellandbrewer.com/9781648250712/… ) in development - monuments.

"a renewed case for coherence and collaboration between history of medicine, medicine, and medical humanities" Read the open letter I wrote with superb colleagues Fred Cooper @KnoeffRina @coreen_anne Dr Manon S. Parry Karin Tybjerg Ruben Verwaal & @literarti doi.org/10.12688/wellc…