This presentation is based on GCSE History of Medicine book. The content of the lesson is enhanced by adding many pictures to visualise the lesson. This unit is on the medical care in the Renaissance: apothecaries, surgeons, physicians and home care.

This is a presentation based on GCSE History book, with many pictures to increase the understanding of the lesson. This unit is about the idea of prevention of illness, the way it changed from the Medieval times, and what ideas continued in the Renaissance.

This resource is based on GCSE History of Medicine book. By adding up many pictures and diagrams to increase the understanding of the course. This unit is on the treatment in Renaissance: theory of transference, herbal remedies, remedies from the New World, chemical cures (alchemy and chemical remedies).

This presentation is based on GCSE History of Medicine book. There are many pictures and couple of video links added up to visualise the content of the course to all ability pupils. This unit is about the inflence of printing press and the work of the Royal Society.

This presentation is based on GCSE History book. The content of the course is enriched with many pictures to increase the understanding of the course. There are couple of YouTube links to explain visually some aspects of the lesson. This unit is on Humanism in Renaissance and Thomas Sydenham,

This presentation is based on GCSE History book, and by adding up many visual clues it will be accessible to all ability pupils. This lesson is about the new ideas in medicine during Renaissance: people (Paracelsus, Frascatoro, Harvey, van Helmont, Hooke, Sydenham, Leeuwenhoek, Paré, Vesalius), discoveries (human anatomy), changing ideas that influenced medical knowledge.

This resource is based on GCSE History of Medicine book. It is aimed at all ability pupils to increase the understanding of the lesson by adding many visual clues and links to YouTube videos. In this lesson we look at the change and continuity in ideas about illness and disease, change of ideas linked with the Renaissance: Protestantism, secular society, understanding of the world, growth of medieval knowledge.

This resource is based on Edexcel GCSE History of Medicine book. In this topic we have an introduction to the Renaissance Medicine.

This presentation is based on History of Medicine book, includes many pictures to visualise the lesson. This is the last lesson in the unit 1. It covers the ideas about the prevention of the Black Death: supernatural, natural, common beliefs and government action.

This presentation is based on GCSE History of Medicine book, with an addition of many pictures and diagrams to increase the understanding of the content. This lesson is about religious , supernatural and natural causes and treatments of the Black Death.

This presentation is based on GCSE History of Medicine book, with the addition of many visual aids. This unit is an introduction to the Black Death: causes, spread, casualties.

This is based on GCSE History of Medicine book, with addition of pictures to improve the understanding of the content of the unit. This lesson is presenting the role of hospitals and home in caring for the sick.

This presentation is based on GCSE History of Medicine book, and had many pictures to visualise the content of the lesson. In this unit we present medieval medics: physicians, barber surgeons and apothecaries.

This lesson is based on GCSE History of Medicine book, and includes many visual aids to help student to understand the content of the lesson. In this unit we talk about preventing the disease, ideas of the Church, hygiene, Regimen Sanitatis, diet and purifying the air.

This presentation is based on GCSE History of Medicine book, and it includes many picture to help students to visualise the content. In this unit we talk about humoural treatments bloodletting (phlebotomy), purging, bathing, as well as herbal remedies including theriaca.

This presentation is based on GCSE History of Medicine book, with an addition of many pictures and diagrams to improve the understanding of the content. This lesson is about medieval treatments of diseases: healing prayers, pilgrimage, fasting and astrology.

This presentation is based on GCSE History of Medicine, with an addition of multiple pictures and diagrams to visualise the content of the lesson. This material is on influence of Galen, Hippocrates and the Church on ideas about the cause of diseases, scientific experiments and attitudes in society.

This presentation is based on Edexcel History of Medicine book, and it has many pictures to visualise the content of the course. This unit is about the influence of Galen and Hippocrates, the role of the Church, the idea of miasma and use of urine charts.

This presentation is based on Edexcel GCSE History book. It contains many pictures to visualise the content for all ability pupils. This unit is about the origins of the Theory of Four Humours, balance of humours, dominative humour and theory of opposites. The presentation has two links to YouTube videos.