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Manufacturing artificial limbs during the First World War
Louise Bell is currently undertaking an AHRC funded Collaborative Doctoral Partnership with The National Archives and the University of Leeds exploring British state provision of prosthetic limbs in the two world wars. Her research explores the social, economic and cultural impact of war amputations, with a focus on the agency of disabled individuals as demonstrated through interactions with political and industrial institutions.
Mercy Sepadi, 29
Lecturer University of Cape Town An Africa where cutting-edge stem cell research is used to solve priority health challenges — this has always been the goal of pioneering developmental and cell biologist Mubeen Goolam. Goolam completed his PhD at the University of Cambridge, researching cell fate decisions, a field crucial to the understanding of human development. He then became a junior research fellow at Wolfson College, Oxford.
Charmaine Lehabe, 27
Entrepreneur and private chef Charmaine Lehabe qualified as a chef from Capsicum Culinary Studio and is a co-founder of The Squared Experience, a company that creates a private fine-dining experience at your home for you and your guests. Working in an industry that is notoriously tough, and one that has been hit particularly hard by Covid-19, she says almost giving up on her business at the peak of the pandemic would have been one of her biggest mistakes.
Digital nurse leaders are vital to the future of primary care
The two first chief nursing information officers (CNIOs) in primary care, Cheryl O’Sullivan and Louse Bell in Dorset, explain how their role – and nursing – is crucial to the digital future of the sector. The impact of the Covid-19 pandemic has brought new challenges to nursing – but in general practice, it has also opened a plethora of opportunity to explore and utilise the potential of digital technology and has been a key driver towards developing new models of care.
20sPeople: Rehabilitation of disabled First World War Servicemen – The Enham Village Centre - The National Archives blog
This blog article is part of the 20People season – a season of exhibitions, activities and events from The National Archives that explores and shares stories that connect the people of the 2020s with the people of the 1920s. ‘I have read the account of the opening of the Enham Village Centre with much interest, and I was much struck by the promptitude with which you have got your first hundred men installed.
How do you execute contracts in counterpart in Scotland? | Lexology
In today’s world of electronic communication, many contracts are negotiated without the parties concerned ever meeting face to face. But what about when it comes to signing the contract? The olden days In Scotland, traditionally, either: all the parties had to be present in the same location to sign the contract; or there was a “round robin” exercise whereby multiple copies of the principal contract would be posted from one party to the next to get signed.
A revolution in treatment: the Thomas splint
Ever since seeing a demonstration of how to use it, in a reconstruction of a Casualty Clearing Station in Heaton Park, I have been interested in the Thomas splint. This splint revolutionised the manner in which men injured in the First World War were treated. Introduced in 1916 to the Front, the Thomas splint reduced the rate of mortality from fractures (of the femur in particular) from 80% to 20%, in 1918.
Women in engineering in the First World War
For this year’s National Women in Engineering Day we are hoping to shine a light on women in engineering in the First World War. National Women in Engineering Day is dedicated to raising the profile and celebrating the achievements of women in engineering, and our aim is to highlight some of these achievements historically.
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