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2009-07-27T01:47:59Z

Jxie: /* More requests or problems discovered by Lise */

=Wiki features=
==Feature panes==
*[[Two text references in a featurepane]]

==Images==
*[[How to insert an image into a wiki page]]

=Other actions=
==Material for upload==
*[[Material for upload|Material for upload (Lise)]]
*[[Material for upload2|Material for upload (Lise)]]

==Missing pages to be restored==
*[[Medical School Celebrates its Jubilee in 1933]]

==Tasks to be actioned by Development Team==
*List things from meeting with name of who will do it

==More requests or problems discovered by Lise==
*When you scroll over images in the wiki, can the sticky say "click once on this image to enlarge it"? Suggestion: that we adapt the short captions so that everyone ends with "Click once on image to enlarge"
*When you search museum it doesn't bring up biographies even though the page has the right name. Any clues? index needs to be updated - Jason
*Search function on pages to be more visible - what's your thinking Dan?
*Image upload problems
*Input into help pages
*Help for users. Where to put more clues. E.g. reading pdf's
*Form for photo request
*Ask Dan where to put history of discoveries and history of benefaction
*Go to image gallery. When you scroll over the thumbnails you get 'default caption'. Can we set it so that we scroll over thumbnails and get the short caption as we do in the heading banners and feature pane images? (add displaycaption="n" to embedimage tag to hide the caption)

Curriculum

2009-07-27T01:34:10Z

Jxie: /* Curriculum Matters */

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=About Curriculum=
In this section you will find various information and publications relating to curriculum from the commencement of the Medical School in 1883. Try your luck answering the questions from our early examination papers, or read the requirements from each of the University Calendars or Faculty of Medicine Handbooks.

We will also build a collection of Feat Furst, the student written publication issued to new medical students each year. If you were a student here and you have retained your copy of Feat Furst and would be happy to donate it to the Faculty for digitisation, please contact [http://www.usyd.edu.au/perl-bin/phlookup.cgi?type=people&name=Lise+mellor&title=&position=&department=&phone=&Submit+Query.x=0&Submit+Query.y=0 '''Dr Lise Mellor'''].

=Historical Medical Examination Papers=
'''From originals held in University Archives, Fisher Library'''

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*[https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/yearbook.php?albumid=FMMUS3270&pg=0 Medical Examination Papers 1886]
*[https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/yearbook.php?albumid=FMMUS3266&pg=0 Medical Examination Papers 1890]
*[https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/yearbook.php?albumid=FMMUS3265&pg=0 Medical Examination Papers 1900]
*[[Medical Examination Papers 1910]]
|}

=Faculty of Medicine Handbooks=
'''Originals held in Rare Books, Fisher Library'''

{|class="topaligned"
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*[[Faculty of Medicine Handbooks]]
|}

=University of Sydney Calendars=
'''Original Calendars held in Fisher Library, Rare Books and University Archives'''

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*[http://calendararchive.usyd.edu.au/browse.php University Calendars online]
|}

=Curriculum Matters=
'''From the Office of Medical Education'''

{|class="topaligned"
|<embedimage id="FMMUS3548" align="left" w="100" type="doc" displaycaption="n" href="https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/mwmuseum/index.php/Curriculum_Matters"/>|| Curriculum Matters is a quarterly newsletter from the Office of Medical Education. In essence, we view this newsletter as a means of showcasing the enhancements to the Program and keeping students and staff updated about changes to the curriculum.
*[[Curriculum Matters|Curriculum Matters Newsletter 2007 to 2009]]
|}

=USydMP Curriculum Review=

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|<embedimage id="FMMUS3490" align="left" w="100" displaycaption="n" href="http://www.medfac.usyd.edu.au/forstaff/usydmp-review/USYDMP_Report_online.pdf"/>||In mid-2006, the Dean, Professor Bruce Robinson, initiated a review of the University of Sydney Medical Program, the Faculty's innovative educational flagship introduced a decade ago in 1997. The review has been undertaken by two very senior members of the Faculty, Emeritus Professor Kerry Goulston (formerly Head and Associate Dean of the Northern Clinical School) and Emeritus Professor Kim Oates (formerly Douglas Burrows Professor of Paediatrics and Chief Executive of the Children's Hospital at Westmead). Professors Goulston and Oates have consulted widely and received an enormous number of submissions. The Faculty has been delighted to have such an enthusiastic response to the Review from its own members, its students and members of the community.

The Review's report has recently been printed. If you would like your own printed copy, please contact Rebecca Rock via rrock@med.usyd.edu.au, or click on the following link to read or download an online version.
*[http://www.medfac.usyd.edu.au/forstaff/usydmp-review/USYDMP_Report_online.pdf 2008 USydMP Curriculum Review]
|}

Curriculum

2009-07-27T01:26:08Z

Jxie: /* Faculty of Medicine Handbooks */

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=About Curriculum=
In this section you will find various information and publications relating to curriculum from the commencement of the Medical School in 1883. Try your luck answering the questions from our early examination papers, or read the requirements from each of the University Calendars or Faculty of Medicine Handbooks.

We will also build a collection of Feat Furst, the student written publication issued to new medical students each year. If you were a student here and you have retained your copy of Feat Furst and would be happy to donate it to the Faculty for digitisation, please contact [http://www.usyd.edu.au/perl-bin/phlookup.cgi?type=people&name=Lise+mellor&title=&position=&department=&phone=&Submit+Query.x=0&Submit+Query.y=0 '''Dr Lise Mellor'''].

=Historical Medical Examination Papers=
'''From originals held in University Archives, Fisher Library'''

{|class="topaligned"
|<embedimage id="FMMUS5" align="left" w="100" displaycaption="n"/>||Try your luck answering questions from our earliest medical examination papers. These examination papers have been copied by decade since the establishment of the Medical School in 1883. Click on the following links to browse through each of the papers.

*[https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/yearbook.php?albumid=FMMUS3270&pg=0 Medical Examination Papers 1886]
*[https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/yearbook.php?albumid=FMMUS3266&pg=0 Medical Examination Papers 1890]
*[https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/yearbook.php?albumid=FMMUS3265&pg=0 Medical Examination Papers 1900]
*[[Medical Examination Papers 1910]]
|}

=Faculty of Medicine Handbooks=
'''Originals held in Rare Books, Fisher Library'''

{|class="topaligned"
|<embedimage id="FMMUS3284" align="left" w="100" type="doc" displaycaption="n"/>||The faculty has published handbooks to accompany their courses since 1962. Click on the link below to browse or download Faculty of Medicine Handbooks from 1962 to 2008.
*[[Faculty of Medicine Handbooks]]
|}

=University of Sydney Calendars=
'''Original Calendars held in Fisher Library, Rare Books and University Archives'''

{|class="topaligned"
|<embedimage id="FMMUS3395" align="left" w="100" displaycaption="n" href="http://calendararchive.usyd.edu.au/browse.php"/>||The Faculty has documented its curriculum in the University Calendar since 1856. These publications are now available online. Follow the link below to browse or download the University Calendar of your choice as a PDF file or Word document. These Calendars make interesting reading when comparing the curriculum over the years.
*[http://calendararchive.usyd.edu.au/browse.php University Calendars online]
|}

=Curriculum Matters=
'''From the Office of Medical Education'''

{|class="topaligned"
|<embedimage id="FMMUS3548" align="left" w="100" displaycaption="n" href="https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/mwmuseum/index.php/Curriculum_Matters"/>|| Curriculum Matters is a quarterly newsletter from the Office of Medical Education. In essence, we view this newsletter as a means of showcasing the enhancements to the Program and keeping students and staff updated about changes to the curriculum.
*[[Curriculum Matters|Curriculum Matters Newsletter 2007 to 2009]]
|}

=USydMP Curriculum Review=

{|class="topaligned"
|<embedimage id="FMMUS3490" align="left" w="100" displaycaption="n" href="http://www.medfac.usyd.edu.au/forstaff/usydmp-review/USYDMP_Report_online.pdf"/>||In mid-2006, the Dean, Professor Bruce Robinson, initiated a review of the University of Sydney Medical Program, the Faculty's innovative educational flagship introduced a decade ago in 1997. The review has been undertaken by two very senior members of the Faculty, Emeritus Professor Kerry Goulston (formerly Head and Associate Dean of the Northern Clinical School) and Emeritus Professor Kim Oates (formerly Douglas Burrows Professor of Paediatrics and Chief Executive of the Children's Hospital at Westmead). Professors Goulston and Oates have consulted widely and received an enormous number of submissions. The Faculty has been delighted to have such an enthusiastic response to the Review from its own members, its students and members of the community.

The Review's report has recently been printed. If you would like your own printed copy, please contact Rebecca Rock via rrock@med.usyd.edu.au, or click on the following link to read or download an online version.
*[http://www.medfac.usyd.edu.au/forstaff/usydmp-review/USYDMP_Report_online.pdf 2008 USydMP Curriculum Review]
|}

Curriculum

2009-07-27T01:22:48Z

Jxie:

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=About Curriculum=
In this section you will find various information and publications relating to curriculum from the commencement of the Medical School in 1883. Try your luck answering the questions from our early examination papers, or read the requirements from each of the University Calendars or Faculty of Medicine Handbooks.

We will also build a collection of Feat Furst, the student written publication issued to new medical students each year. If you were a student here and you have retained your copy of Feat Furst and would be happy to donate it to the Faculty for digitisation, please contact [http://www.usyd.edu.au/perl-bin/phlookup.cgi?type=people&name=Lise+mellor&title=&position=&department=&phone=&Submit+Query.x=0&Submit+Query.y=0 '''Dr Lise Mellor'''].

=Historical Medical Examination Papers=
'''From originals held in University Archives, Fisher Library'''

{|class="topaligned"
|<embedimage id="FMMUS5" align="left" w="100" displaycaption="n"/>||Try your luck answering questions from our earliest medical examination papers. These examination papers have been copied by decade since the establishment of the Medical School in 1883. Click on the following links to browse through each of the papers.

*[https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/yearbook.php?albumid=FMMUS3270&pg=0 Medical Examination Papers 1886]
*[https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/yearbook.php?albumid=FMMUS3266&pg=0 Medical Examination Papers 1890]
*[https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/yearbook.php?albumid=FMMUS3265&pg=0 Medical Examination Papers 1900]
*[[Medical Examination Papers 1910]]
|}

=Faculty of Medicine Handbooks=
'''Originals held in Rare Books, Fisher Library'''

{|class="topaligned"
|<embedimage id="FMMUS3284" align="left" w="100" displaycaption="n"/>||The faculty has published handbooks to accompany their courses since 1962. Click on the link below to browse or download Faculty of Medicine Handbooks from 1962 to 2008.
*[[Faculty of Medicine Handbooks]]
|}

=University of Sydney Calendars=
'''Original Calendars held in Fisher Library, Rare Books and University Archives'''

{|class="topaligned"
|<embedimage id="FMMUS3395" align="left" w="100" displaycaption="n" href="http://calendararchive.usyd.edu.au/browse.php"/>||The Faculty has documented its curriculum in the University Calendar since 1856. These publications are now available online. Follow the link below to browse or download the University Calendar of your choice as a PDF file or Word document. These Calendars make interesting reading when comparing the curriculum over the years.
*[http://calendararchive.usyd.edu.au/browse.php University Calendars online]
|}

=Curriculum Matters=
'''From the Office of Medical Education'''

{|class="topaligned"
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*[[Curriculum Matters|Curriculum Matters Newsletter 2007 to 2009]]
|}

=USydMP Curriculum Review=

{|class="topaligned"
|<embedimage id="FMMUS3490" align="left" w="100" displaycaption="n" href="http://www.medfac.usyd.edu.au/forstaff/usydmp-review/USYDMP_Report_online.pdf"/>||In mid-2006, the Dean, Professor Bruce Robinson, initiated a review of the University of Sydney Medical Program, the Faculty's innovative educational flagship introduced a decade ago in 1997. The review has been undertaken by two very senior members of the Faculty, Emeritus Professor Kerry Goulston (formerly Head and Associate Dean of the Northern Clinical School) and Emeritus Professor Kim Oates (formerly Douglas Burrows Professor of Paediatrics and Chief Executive of the Children's Hospital at Westmead). Professors Goulston and Oates have consulted widely and received an enormous number of submissions. The Faculty has been delighted to have such an enthusiastic response to the Review from its own members, its students and members of the community.

The Review's report has recently been printed. If you would like your own printed copy, please contact Rebecca Rock via rrock@med.usyd.edu.au, or click on the following link to read or download an online version.
*[http://www.medfac.usyd.edu.au/forstaff/usydmp-review/USYDMP_Report_online.pdf 2008 USydMP Curriculum Review]
|}

Curriculum

2009-07-27T01:21:09Z

Jxie: /* Faculty of Medicine Handbooks */

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=About Curriculum=
In this section you will find various information and publications relating to curriculum from the commencement of the Medical School in 1883. Try your luck answering the questions from our early examination papers, or read the requirements from each of the University Calendars or Faculty of Medicine Handbooks.

We will also build a collection of Feat Furst, the student written publication issued to new medical students each year. If you were a student here and you have retained your copy of Feat Furst and would be happy to donate it to the Faculty for digitisation, please contact [http://www.usyd.edu.au/perl-bin/phlookup.cgi?type=people&name=Lise+mellor&title=&position=&department=&phone=&Submit+Query.x=0&Submit+Query.y=0 '''Dr Lise Mellor'''].

=Historical Medical Examination Papers=
'''From originals held in University Archives, Fisher Library'''

{|class="topaligned"
|<embedimage id="FMMUS5" align="left" w="100" displaycaption="n"/>||Try your luck answering questions from our earliest medical examination papers. These examination papers have been copied by decade since the establishment of the Medical School in 1883. Click on the following links to browse through each of the papers.

*[https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/yearbook.php?albumid=FMMUS3270&pg=0 Medical Examination Papers 1886]
*[https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/yearbook.php?albumid=FMMUS3266&pg=0 Medical Examination Papers 1890]
*[https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/yearbook.php?albumid=FMMUS3265&pg=0 Medical Examination Papers 1900]
*[[Medical Examination Papers 1910]]
|}

=Faculty of Medicine Handbooks=
'''Originals held in Rare Books, Fisher Library'''

{|class="topaligned"
|<embedimage id="FMMUS3284" align="left" w="100" displaycaption="n"/>||The faculty has published handbooks to accompany their courses since 1962. Click on the link below to browse or download Faculty of Medicine Handbooks from 1962 to 2008.
*[[Faculty of Medicine Handbooks]]
|}

=University of Sydney Calendars=
'''Original Calendars held in Fisher Library, Rare Books and University Archives'''

{|class="topaligned"
|<embedimage id="FMMUS3395" align="left" w="100" caption="no" href="http://calendararchive.usyd.edu.au/browse.php"/>||The Faculty has documented its curriculum in the University Calendar since 1856. These publications are now available online. Follow the link below to browse or download the University Calendar of your choice as a PDF file or Word document. These Calendars make interesting reading when comparing the curriculum over the years.
*[http://calendararchive.usyd.edu.au/browse.php University Calendars online]
|}

=Curriculum Matters=
'''From the Office of Medical Education'''

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*[[Curriculum Matters|Curriculum Matters Newsletter 2007 to 2009]]
|}

=USydMP Curriculum Review=

{|class="topaligned"
|<embedimage id="FMMUS3490" align="left" w="100" caption="no" href="http://www.medfac.usyd.edu.au/forstaff/usydmp-review/USYDMP_Report_online.pdf"/>||In mid-2006, the Dean, Professor Bruce Robinson, initiated a review of the University of Sydney Medical Program, the Faculty's innovative educational flagship introduced a decade ago in 1997. The review has been undertaken by two very senior members of the Faculty, Emeritus Professor Kerry Goulston (formerly Head and Associate Dean of the Northern Clinical School) and Emeritus Professor Kim Oates (formerly Douglas Burrows Professor of Paediatrics and Chief Executive of the Children's Hospital at Westmead). Professors Goulston and Oates have consulted widely and received an enormous number of submissions. The Faculty has been delighted to have such an enthusiastic response to the Review from its own members, its students and members of the community.

The Review's report has recently been printed. If you would like your own printed copy, please contact Rebecca Rock via rrock@med.usyd.edu.au, or click on the following link to read or download an online version.
*[http://www.medfac.usyd.edu.au/forstaff/usydmp-review/USYDMP_Report_online.pdf 2008 USydMP Curriculum Review]
|}

Virtual Exhibitions

2009-07-27T00:47:38Z

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=About Virtual Exhibitions=
Throughout our central campus we have various exhibitions related to the Faculty of Medicine. These links will preview these exhibitions for you in a virtual context and provide details of visiting hours in each of the venues.

=Currently in the Anderson Stuart Common Room=
'''Anderson Stuart Building, Eastern Avenue'''

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|<embedimage id="FMMUS3540" align="left" w="100" displaycaption="n"/>||[https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/mediabank/repository/pdfs/Rats_in_The_Realm-History_of_Plague.pdf '''Plague: Rats in the Realm''']
Plague is one of the most deadly diseases to have affected humans over the centuries. To scientists, it is an infection caused by bacterium; to historians its three pandemics are the greatest natural disasters of all time; to artists and writers it symbolises the fragility of human life.

Plague first appeared in Europe in the sixth century during the reign of the Emperor Justinian. This first pandemic lasted for two hundred years. Three centuries later it reappeared in Europe as the ‘Black Death’ – the second pandemic which killed thousands and devastated populations across the continent until the end of the 17th century. In the mid-19th century the third pandemic caused millions of deaths in Asia and spread along Pacific trade routes to Australia. This third pandemic challenged the new science of bacteriology, which at last provided the understanding needed to control plague.

Beautifully depicted with images from our [http://www.library.usyd.edu.au/libraries/rare '''Rare Books'''] collection, this exhibition explores the understandings and impact of plague since the sixth century, through to our contemporary understanding of the disease today.

Exhibition: From May 2009 to February 2010.

Curated by Drs Lise Mellor, Vanessa Witton and Professor Yvonne Cossart. Enquiries: Dr Lise Mellor 9114 1164.
|}

=Previously in the Anderson Stuart Common Room=
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|<embedimage id="FMMUS3387" align="left" w="100" displaycaption="n"/>||[https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/mediabank/repository/pdfs/SliceofLife.pdf '''A Slice of Life: the development of Anatomy and Dissection in the Faculty of Medicine''']
This exhibition celebrated the re-opening of the [http://www.anatomy.usyd.edu.au/museums/wilson/index.html '''J T Wilson Museum'''] after its recent refurbishment. The curators and architects have combined forces to provide a striking modern environment for anatomical study which does justice to the collection built up over more than a century by our anatomy staff and students. With the opening of the medical school and the arrival of [[Anderson Stuart, Thomas Peter|'''Professor Anderson Stuart''']], anatomy took a central place in our medical curriculum. In 1890, [[Wilson, James Thomas|'''James Thomas Wilson''']] was appointed as Foundation Challis Professor of Anatomy. Since Anderson Stuart’s time there have been a series of Professors of Anatomy, each who have made significant contributions to Anatomy within the University and elsewhere. Their biographies and achievements are depicted alongside a photo gallery of the first 60 years of prosectors. Exhibition: From October 1 2008 to end March 2009.

Written by Drs Lise Mellor, Vanessa Witton and Professor Yvonne Cossart. Enquiries: Dr Lise Mellor 9036 3366.
|}

=Bosch Medical Library=
'''Bosch Building 1A, between Blackburn Circuit and Cadigal Lane'''

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[[Smith, The Hon. John|'''Professor John Smith''']] was Foundation Dean of the Faculty of Medicine. He was an exceptionally talented amateur photographer and his photographic work has historical significance in terms of the development of the visual arts in Australia. Aside from his service to the University, Professor Smith’s lasting memorial is an extensive collection of historic photographs of the University and Sydney surrounds taken between 1855 and 1880. This exhibition of 20 of his photographs shows his broad reaching interest in photographic technique and subject. Within the University he documented the building of the Great Hall and Main Quadrangle, the first sandstone buildings at Grose Farm. Smith was also a skilled portrait photographer and his work represents family, friends and University associates of the time. His interior family and group portraits also show us something of mid nineteenth century social life and interior architecture. He was equally accomplished as a landscape photographer, evident in his beautiful images of Sydney Harbour, Woolloomooloo, Lane Cove River and the Blue Mountains. Because of the long-timed exposures, typical of photographic technique at that time, Smith himself is present in many of his photographs. For copies of these images or to view the entire John Smith collection, please make your enquiry directly to the [http://www.usyd.edu.au/arms/archives/about.shtml '''University Archives'''.]

This exhibition is part of the [https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/mediabank/repository/pdfs/heritagetrail_brochure.pdf '''Medical Heritage Trail'''].
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Virtual Exhibitions

2009-07-27T00:47:06Z

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=About Virtual Exhibitions=
Throughout our central campus we have various exhibitions related to the Faculty of Medicine. These links will preview these exhibitions for you in a virtual context and provide details of visiting hours in each of the venues.

=Currently in the Anderson Stuart Common Room=
'''Anderson Stuart Building, Eastern Avenue'''

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|<embedimage id="FMMUS3540" align="left" w="100" displaycaption="n"/>||[https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/mediabank/repository/pdfs/Rats_in_The_Realm-History_of_Plague.pdf '''Plague: Rats in the Realm''']
Plague is one of the most deadly diseases to have affected humans over the centuries. To scientists, it is an infection caused by bacterium; to historians its three pandemics are the greatest natural disasters of all time; to artists and writers it symbolises the fragility of human life.

Plague first appeared in Europe in the sixth century during the reign of the Emperor Justinian. This first pandemic lasted for two hundred years. Three centuries later it reappeared in Europe as the ‘Black Death’ – the second pandemic which killed thousands and devastated populations across the continent until the end of the 17th century. In the mid-19th century the third pandemic caused millions of deaths in Asia and spread along Pacific trade routes to Australia. This third pandemic challenged the new science of bacteriology, which at last provided the understanding needed to control plague.

Beautifully depicted with images from our [http://www.library.usyd.edu.au/libraries/rare '''Rare Books'''] collection, this exhibition explores the understandings and impact of plague since the sixth century, through to our contemporary understanding of the disease today.

Exhibition: From May 2009 to February 2010.

Curated by Drs Lise Mellor, Vanessa Witton and Professor Yvonne Cossart. Enquiries: Dr Lise Mellor 9114 1164.
|}

=Previously in the Anderson Stuart Common Room=
{|class="topaligned"
|<embedimage id="FMMUS3387" align="left" w="100" displaycaption="n"/>||[https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/mediabank/repository/pdfs/SliceofLife.pdf '''A Slice of Life: the development of Anatomy and Dissection in the Faculty of Medicine''']
This exhibition celebrated the re-opening of the [http://www.anatomy.usyd.edu.au/museums/wilson/index.html '''J T Wilson Museum'''] after its recent refurbishment. The curators and architects have combined forces to provide a striking modern environment for anatomical study which does justice to the collection built up over more than a century by our anatomy staff and students. With the opening of the medical school and the arrival of [[Anderson Stuart, Thomas Peter|'''Professor Anderson Stuart''']], anatomy took a central place in our medical curriculum. In 1890, [[Wilson, James Thomas|'''James Thomas Wilson''']] was appointed as Foundation Challis Professor of Anatomy. Since Anderson Stuart’s time there have been a series of Professors of Anatomy, each who have made significant contributions to Anatomy within the University and elsewhere. Their biographies and achievements are depicted alongside a photo gallery of the first 60 years of prosectors. Exhibition: From October 1 2008 to end March 2009.

Written by Drs Lise Mellor, Vanessa Witton and Professor Yvonne Cossart. Enquiries: Dr Lise Mellor 9036 3366.
|}

=Bosch Medical Library=
'''Bosch Building 1A, between Blackburn Circuit and Cadigal Lane'''

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[[Smith, The Hon. John|'''Professor John Smith''']] was Foundation Dean of the Faculty of Medicine. He was an exceptionally talented amateur photographer and his photographic work has historical significance in terms of the development of the visual arts in Australia. Aside from his service to the University, Professor Smith’s lasting memorial is an extensive collection of historic photographs of the University and Sydney surrounds taken between 1855 and 1880. This exhibition of 20 of his photographs shows his broad reaching interest in photographic technique and subject. Within the University he documented the building of the Great Hall and Main Quadrangle, the first sandstone buildings at Grose Farm. Smith was also a skilled portrait photographer and his work represents family, friends and University associates of the time. His interior family and group portraits also show us something of mid nineteenth century social life and interior architecture. He was equally accomplished as a landscape photographer, evident in his beautiful images of Sydney Harbour, Woolloomooloo, Lane Cove River and the Blue Mountains. Because of the long-timed exposures, typical of photographic technique at that time, Smith himself is present in many of his photographs. For copies of these images or to view the entire John Smith collection, please make your enquiry directly to the [http://www.usyd.edu.au/arms/archives/about.shtml '''University Archives'''.]

This exhibition is part of the [https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/mediabank/repository/pdfs/heritagetrail_brochure.pdf '''Medical Heritage Trail'''].
|}

Virtual Exhibitions

2009-07-27T00:46:49Z

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=About Virtual Exhibitions=
Throughout our central campus we have various exhibitions related to the Faculty of Medicine. These links will preview these exhibitions for you in a virtual context and provide details of visiting hours in each of the venues.

=Currently in the Anderson Stuart Common Room=
'''Anderson Stuart Building, Eastern Avenue'''

{|class="topaligned"
|<embedimage id="FMMUS3540" align="left" w="100" displaycaption="n"/>||[https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/mediabank/repository/pdfs/Rats_in_The_Realm-History_of_Plague.pdf '''Plague: Rats in the Realm''']
Plague is one of the most deadly diseases to have affected humans over the centuries. To scientists, it is an infection caused by bacterium; to historians its three pandemics are the greatest natural disasters of all time; to artists and writers it symbolises the fragility of human life.

Plague first appeared in Europe in the sixth century during the reign of the Emperor Justinian. This first pandemic lasted for two hundred years. Three centuries later it reappeared in Europe as the ‘Black Death’ – the second pandemic which killed thousands and devastated populations across the continent until the end of the 17th century. In the mid-19th century the third pandemic caused millions of deaths in Asia and spread along Pacific trade routes to Australia. This third pandemic challenged the new science of bacteriology, which at last provided the understanding needed to control plague.

Beautifully depicted with images from our [http://www.library.usyd.edu.au/libraries/rare '''Rare Books'''] collection, this exhibition explores the understandings and impact of plague since the sixth century, through to our contemporary understanding of the disease today.

Exhibition: From May 2009 to February 2010.

Curated by Drs Lise Mellor, Vanessa Witton and Professor Yvonne Cossart. Enquiries: Dr Lise Mellor 9114 1164.
|}

=Previously in the Anderson Stuart Common Room=
{|class="topaligned"
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This exhibition celebrated the re-opening of the [http://www.anatomy.usyd.edu.au/museums/wilson/index.html '''J T Wilson Museum'''] after its recent refurbishment. The curators and architects have combined forces to provide a striking modern environment for anatomical study which does justice to the collection built up over more than a century by our anatomy staff and students. With the opening of the medical school and the arrival of [[Anderson Stuart, Thomas Peter|'''Professor Anderson Stuart''']], anatomy took a central place in our medical curriculum. In 1890, [[Wilson, James Thomas|'''James Thomas Wilson''']] was appointed as Foundation Challis Professor of Anatomy. Since Anderson Stuart’s time there have been a series of Professors of Anatomy, each who have made significant contributions to Anatomy within the University and elsewhere. Their biographies and achievements are depicted alongside a photo gallery of the first 60 years of prosectors. Exhibition: From October 1 2008 to end March 2009.

Written by Drs Lise Mellor, Vanessa Witton and Professor Yvonne Cossart. Enquiries: Dr Lise Mellor 9036 3366.
|}

=Bosch Medical Library=
'''Bosch Building 1A, between Blackburn Circuit and Cadigal Lane'''

{|class="topaligned"
|<embedimage id="FMMUS3350" align="left" w="100" caption="no"/>||[[Photographs taken by the Faculty's first Dean, Professor John Smith]]

[[Smith, The Hon. John|'''Professor John Smith''']] was Foundation Dean of the Faculty of Medicine. He was an exceptionally talented amateur photographer and his photographic work has historical significance in terms of the development of the visual arts in Australia. Aside from his service to the University, Professor Smith’s lasting memorial is an extensive collection of historic photographs of the University and Sydney surrounds taken between 1855 and 1880. This exhibition of 20 of his photographs shows his broad reaching interest in photographic technique and subject. Within the University he documented the building of the Great Hall and Main Quadrangle, the first sandstone buildings at Grose Farm. Smith was also a skilled portrait photographer and his work represents family, friends and University associates of the time. His interior family and group portraits also show us something of mid nineteenth century social life and interior architecture. He was equally accomplished as a landscape photographer, evident in his beautiful images of Sydney Harbour, Woolloomooloo, Lane Cove River and the Blue Mountains. Because of the long-timed exposures, typical of photographic technique at that time, Smith himself is present in many of his photographs. For copies of these images or to view the entire John Smith collection, please make your enquiry directly to the [http://www.usyd.edu.au/arms/archives/about.shtml '''University Archives'''.]

This exhibition is part of the [https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/mediabank/repository/pdfs/heritagetrail_brochure.pdf '''Medical Heritage Trail'''].
|}

Virtual Exhibitions

2009-07-27T00:46:33Z

Jxie: /* Currently in the Anderson Stuart Common Room */

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=About Virtual Exhibitions=
Throughout our central campus we have various exhibitions related to the Faculty of Medicine. These links will preview these exhibitions for you in a virtual context and provide details of visiting hours in each of the venues.

=Currently in the Anderson Stuart Common Room=
'''Anderson Stuart Building, Eastern Avenue'''

{|class="topaligned"
|<embedimage id="FMMUS3540" align="left" w="100" displaycaption="n"/>||[https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/mediabank/repository/pdfs/Rats_in_The_Realm-History_of_Plague.pdf '''Plague: Rats in the Realm''']
Plague is one of the most deadly diseases to have affected humans over the centuries. To scientists, it is an infection caused by bacterium; to historians its three pandemics are the greatest natural disasters of all time; to artists and writers it symbolises the fragility of human life.

Plague first appeared in Europe in the sixth century during the reign of the Emperor Justinian. This first pandemic lasted for two hundred years. Three centuries later it reappeared in Europe as the ‘Black Death’ – the second pandemic which killed thousands and devastated populations across the continent until the end of the 17th century. In the mid-19th century the third pandemic caused millions of deaths in Asia and spread along Pacific trade routes to Australia. This third pandemic challenged the new science of bacteriology, which at last provided the understanding needed to control plague.

Beautifully depicted with images from our [http://www.library.usyd.edu.au/libraries/rare '''Rare Books'''] collection, this exhibition explores the understandings and impact of plague since the sixth century, through to our contemporary understanding of the disease today.

Exhibition: From May 2009 to February 2010.

Curated by Drs Lise Mellor, Vanessa Witton and Professor Yvonne Cossart. Enquiries: Dr Lise Mellor 9114 1164.
|}

=Previously in the Anderson Stuart Common Room=
{|class="topaligned"
|<embedimage id="FMMUS3387" align="left" w="100" caption="no"/>||[https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/mediabank/repository/pdfs/SliceofLife.pdf '''A Slice of Life: the development of Anatomy and Dissection in the Faculty of Medicine''']
This exhibition celebrated the re-opening of the [http://www.anatomy.usyd.edu.au/museums/wilson/index.html '''J T Wilson Museum'''] after its recent refurbishment. The curators and architects have combined forces to provide a striking modern environment for anatomical study which does justice to the collection built up over more than a century by our anatomy staff and students. With the opening of the medical school and the arrival of [[Anderson Stuart, Thomas Peter|'''Professor Anderson Stuart''']], anatomy took a central place in our medical curriculum. In 1890, [[Wilson, James Thomas|'''James Thomas Wilson''']] was appointed as Foundation Challis Professor of Anatomy. Since Anderson Stuart’s time there have been a series of Professors of Anatomy, each who have made significant contributions to Anatomy within the University and elsewhere. Their biographies and achievements are depicted alongside a photo gallery of the first 60 years of prosectors. Exhibition: From October 1 2008 to end March 2009.

Written by Drs Lise Mellor, Vanessa Witton and Professor Yvonne Cossart. Enquiries: Dr Lise Mellor 9036 3366.
|}

=Bosch Medical Library=
'''Bosch Building 1A, between Blackburn Circuit and Cadigal Lane'''

{|class="topaligned"
|<embedimage id="FMMUS3350" align="left" w="100" caption="no"/>||[[Photographs taken by the Faculty's first Dean, Professor John Smith]]

[[Smith, The Hon. John|'''Professor John Smith''']] was Foundation Dean of the Faculty of Medicine. He was an exceptionally talented amateur photographer and his photographic work has historical significance in terms of the development of the visual arts in Australia. Aside from his service to the University, Professor Smith’s lasting memorial is an extensive collection of historic photographs of the University and Sydney surrounds taken between 1855 and 1880. This exhibition of 20 of his photographs shows his broad reaching interest in photographic technique and subject. Within the University he documented the building of the Great Hall and Main Quadrangle, the first sandstone buildings at Grose Farm. Smith was also a skilled portrait photographer and his work represents family, friends and University associates of the time. His interior family and group portraits also show us something of mid nineteenth century social life and interior architecture. He was equally accomplished as a landscape photographer, evident in his beautiful images of Sydney Harbour, Woolloomooloo, Lane Cove River and the Blue Mountains. Because of the long-timed exposures, typical of photographic technique at that time, Smith himself is present in many of his photographs. For copies of these images or to view the entire John Smith collection, please make your enquiry directly to the [http://www.usyd.edu.au/arms/archives/about.shtml '''University Archives'''.]

This exhibition is part of the [https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/mediabank/repository/pdfs/heritagetrail_brochure.pdf '''Medical Heritage Trail'''].
|}

Multimedia

2009-07-27T00:45:56Z

Jxie: /* Video Archive */

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| title1=Read...|text1= [http://www.medfac.usyd.edu.au/news/index.php Latest News and Events on the Faculty of Medicine Website]|title2=Listen to...|text2=[[Current interviews on the Faculty of Medicine Website]]
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=About Multimedia=
This section will cover and link to an archive of varied media relating to the Faculty of Medicine. If you would like to submit media to be displayed and archived, please contact [http://www.usyd.edu.au/perl-bin/phlookup.cgi?type=people&name=Lise&Submit+Query.x=0&Submit+Query.y=0&title=&position=&department=&phone= Dr Lise Mellor].

=Lectures and Symposia=
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|<embedimage id="FMMUS3397" align="left" w="100" displaycaption="n"/>||An archive of virtual lecture series and symposia. Click on the links below to view and listen to a series of lectures given in the Faculty of Medicine.

==2009==
*[[Frank Cotton Symposium|Frank Cotton Symposium - Department of Physiology March 19]]

==2008==
*[[15 Greatest Milestones in Health and Medicine Online Lecture Series]]

|}
=News Archive=
{|class="topaligned"
|<embedimage id="FMMUS3452" align="left" w="100" displaycaption="n"/>||An archive of News and Events items from the University of Sydney as well as press clippings, interviews and transcripts of Faculty of Medicine related stories in the Australian media. Click on the links below to read or listen to items in the media archive. Click on the left arrow to come back to the Online Museum and Archive.

*[http://www.medfac.usyd.edu.au/news/news/2008/Nov/index.php News and Events Archive]
*[[External Press Archive]]
|}

=Video Archive=
{|class="topaligned"
|<embedimage id="FMMUS1433" align="left" w="100" type="vid" displaycaption="n"/>||An archive of video items from the Faculty of Medicine. Click on the links below to read or listen to items in the media archive. Click on the left arrow to come back to the Online Museum and Archive.

*[[Virtual tours|Virtual Tours of Buildings]]
*[[Medsoc Reviews]]
|}

Multimedia

2009-07-27T00:45:27Z

Jxie:

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| title1=Read...|text1= [http://www.medfac.usyd.edu.au/news/index.php Latest News and Events on the Faculty of Medicine Website]|title2=Listen to...|text2=[[Current interviews on the Faculty of Medicine Website]]
}}
=About Multimedia=
This section will cover and link to an archive of varied media relating to the Faculty of Medicine. If you would like to submit media to be displayed and archived, please contact [http://www.usyd.edu.au/perl-bin/phlookup.cgi?type=people&name=Lise&Submit+Query.x=0&Submit+Query.y=0&title=&position=&department=&phone= Dr Lise Mellor].

=Lectures and Symposia=
{|class="topaligned"
|<embedimage id="FMMUS3397" align="left" w="100" displaycaption="n"/>||An archive of virtual lecture series and symposia. Click on the links below to view and listen to a series of lectures given in the Faculty of Medicine.

==2009==
*[[Frank Cotton Symposium|Frank Cotton Symposium - Department of Physiology March 19]]

==2008==
*[[15 Greatest Milestones in Health and Medicine Online Lecture Series]]

|}
=News Archive=
{|class="topaligned"
|<embedimage id="FMMUS3452" align="left" w="100" displaycaption="n"/>||An archive of News and Events items from the University of Sydney as well as press clippings, interviews and transcripts of Faculty of Medicine related stories in the Australian media. Click on the links below to read or listen to items in the media archive. Click on the left arrow to come back to the Online Museum and Archive.

*[http://www.medfac.usyd.edu.au/news/news/2008/Nov/index.php News and Events Archive]
*[[External Press Archive]]
|}

=Video Archive=
{|class="topaligned"
|<embedimage id="FMMUS1433" align="left" w="100" displaycaption="n"/>||An archive of video items from the Faculty of Medicine. Click on the links below to read or listen to items in the media archive. Click on the left arrow to come back to the Online Museum and Archive.

*[[Virtual tours|Virtual Tours of Buildings]]
*[[Medsoc Reviews]]
|}

Publications

2009-07-27T00:39:21Z

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<featureimage id="FMMUS3391" align="center" displaycaption="n" />|title2=Read...|text2= [https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/yearbook.php?albumid=FMMUS547&pg=0 First Senior Year Book]<featureimage id="FMMUS547" align="center" displaycaption="n" linkbook="y" />}}
=About Publications=
In this section you will find an archive of digitised publications ranging from significant brochures, newspapers, journals and magazines to full text books and publications. Read the first edition of the student published newspaper ''Innominate'', or browse our collection of Sydney University Medical Journals. Look at entires for yourself or others in the Senior Year Books or research the medical course in the Faculty of Medicine Handbooks. In addition to these archival documents, here you will find articles on the history of the faculty and achievements of our alumni or staff. Selected Rare Books or out of print books will be made available here. Click on the following links below to read or download these publications.

=Faculty Publications=
*[[Radius|Radius Magazine 1998 to 2009]]
*[[Faculty of Medicine Handbooks|Faculty of Medicine Handbooks 1962 to 2007]]
*[[Centenary Book of the University of Sydney Faculty of Medicine (1984) by J Young, A Sefton and N Webb|Young, J, Sefton, A and Webb, N. ''Centenary Book of the University of Sydney Faculty of Medicine'' (1984), Sydney University Press, Sydney. Revised for E-publication 2008]]
*[https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/mediabank/repository/pdfs/HeartofMedicine.pdf ''The Heart of Medicine'' (2008) by Lise Mellor and Simon Fieldhouse]
*[https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/mediabank/repository/pdfs/DOCTORLOOKBEHINDYOU.pdf ''Doctor Look Behind You: A companion for medical students'' (1988) edited by Yvonne Cossart and Mollie Peglar]

=Sydney Medical Society (Medsoc) Publications=
*[https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/mediabank/repository/pdfs/The_Centenary_Book_of_Medsoc.pdf The Centenary Book of the Sydney University Medical Society (1992) by Sefton, Cheng and Thong]
*[https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/yearbook.php?albumid=FMMUS3256&pg=0 Feat Furst 1986]
*[https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/yearbook.php?albumid=FMMUS3264&pg=0 First edition of Innominate Newspaper 1946]
*[[Senior Year Books|Senior Year Books 1922 to 1975]]
*[https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/yearbook.php?albumid=FMMUS3263&pg=0 Sydney University Medical Journal 1883-1958]
*[https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/yearbook.php?albumid=FMMUS3257&pg=0 Sydney University Medical Journal Jubilee 1883-1933]

=Hospital Publications - reprinted with permission=

*[https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/mediabank/repository/pdfs/RNS.pdf Royal North Shore Hospital 1888-1988: A Century of Caring by Professor Geoffrey Sherington with assistance from Dr Roger Vanderfield]

*More coming soon*

=Other related publications=
*[https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/mediabank/repository/pdfs/UNIVERSITYANDCOMMUNITY.pdf ''Professor John Smith 1821-1855'', edited by Roy MacLeod]
*[https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/mediabank/repository/pdfs/MEDICALSCHOOL.pdf ''Anderson Stuart's Medical School: A Plan For Its Conservation'' (1992), by James Semple Kerr]
*[https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/mediabank/repository/pdfs/BookofRemembrance.pdf ''The Book of Remembrance'': The Faculty of Medicine, compiled for the University of Sydney]

==Can you help us?==
Do you have publications relating to the history of the Faculty of Medicine that you can donate to our History Resource Library? If so, please contact [http://www.usyd.edu.au/perl-bin/phlookup.cgi?type=people&name=lise+mellor&Submit+Query.x=0&Submit+Query.y=0&title=&position=&department=&phone= Dr Lise Mellor].

Artefacts

2009-07-27T00:27:18Z

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=About Artefacts=
In this section you will find visual displays of historical artefacts from the Faculty and associated museums, including our Pathology Museum, the Macleay Museum, the Nicholson Museum and the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital Heritage Centre and Archives. Due to the sensitive nature of the content we are unable to show you displays from the J T Wilson Museum of Anatomy or the Shellshear Museum.
=Museum of Pathology=
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Click on the following link to view the artefacts displayed in the central cabinet of the Centre for Interactive Diseases, Level 5 Blackburn Building (formerly known as the Museum of Pathology.)
* [[Pathology Artefacts]]
|}

Artefacts

2009-07-27T00:27:01Z

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=About Artefacts=
In this section you will find visual displays of historical artefacts from the Faculty and associated museums, including our Pathology Museum, the Macleay Museum, the Nicholson Museum and the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital Heritage Centre and Archives. Due to the sensitive nature of the content we are unable to show you displays from the J T Wilson Museum of Anatomy or the Shellshear Museum.
=Museum of Pathology=
{|class="topaligned"
|<embedimage id="FMMUS1226" align="left" w="100" displaycaption="n"/>||[[Pathology Artefacts|Artefacts in Pathology Museum]]
Click on the following link to view the artefacts displayed in the central cabinet of the Centre for Interactive Diseases, Level 5 Blackburn Building (formerly known as the Museum of Pathology.)
* [[Pathology Artefacts]]
|}

Places

2009-07-27T00:26:12Z

Jxie: /* Virtual Tours of Buildings */

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=About Places=
In this section you will find information and multimedia about places associated with the Faculty of Medicine. These may be centres of teaching or research, hospitals, museums and associated institutions. Why not come to our Central Campus and take our Medical Heritage Trail? Or visit us virtually by viewing our virtual tours of buildings. Thus far, we have documented Faculty locations at our Camperdown Campus but will commence documenting our Clinical Schools in 2009. If you have photographs or information about Faculty buildings or hospitals that you would like to offer us, please contact [http://www.usyd.edu.au/perl-bin/phlookup.cgi?type=people&name=Lise+Mellor&title=&position=&department=&phone=&Submit+Query.x=37&Submit+Query.y=13 Dr Lise Mellor].

=Medical Heritage Trail=
{|class="topaligned"
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This self-guided Medical Heritage Trail is designed for students and alumni. It encompasses museums, buildings, libraries, monuments and artworks across the Camperdown Campus to Royal Prince Alfred Hospital. For many this tour will recall the past. For others it provides an opportunity to see some treasures from the collections and appreciate the ongoing interaction of medicine with scholarship, history, the arts and sciences. Please view or download this brochure to select the stops you would like to visit. The entire walk will require four or five hours, although you may choose to visit some of the locations on the trail on different days and spend more time perusing our collections. For returning alumni we hope you enjoy the opportunity to see the buildings and University grounds once again.
* View and download [https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/mediabank/repository/pdfs/heritagetrail_brochure.pdf Medical Heritage Trail brochure]
|}

=Virtual Tours of Buildings=
{|class="topaligned"
|<embedimage id="FMMUS1433" align="left" w="100" type="vid" displaycaption="n"/>||[[Virtual tours| '''Virtual Tours of Faculty Buildings and Museums''']]
These virtual tours will take you inside some of our Central Campus buildings and associated Museums. Whether you are seeing the buildings for the first time, or recalling them years after being a student here, these tours will give you an inside perspective of our campus today.
*[[Virtual tours|Click here to watch virtual tours of Faculty buildings on Central Campus]]
*[[Virtual tours|Click here to watch virtual tours of Museums connected with the Faculty of Medicine]]
|}

=Hospitals and Institutions=
{|class="topaligned"
|<embedimage id="FMMUS1361" align="left" w="100" displaycaption="n"/>||[[:category:Hospitals and Institutions|'''Hospitals and Institutions''']]
Click on the following link to read historical information about Hospitals and Institutions associated with the Faculty of Medicine since 1856.
* [[:category:Hospitals and Institutions|Hospitals and Institutions]]
|}

=Coming Soon=
==Heritage information and photograph albums of Faculty Buildings==
* [[Edward Ford Building]]
* [[Anderson Stuart Building]]
* [[Blackburn Building]]
* [[Bosch Building]]

Places

2009-07-27T00:17:37Z

Jxie: /* Medical Heritage Trail */

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=About Places=
In this section you will find information and multimedia about places associated with the Faculty of Medicine. These may be centres of teaching or research, hospitals, museums and associated institutions. Why not come to our Central Campus and take our Medical Heritage Trail? Or visit us virtually by viewing our virtual tours of buildings. Thus far, we have documented Faculty locations at our Camperdown Campus but will commence documenting our Clinical Schools in 2009. If you have photographs or information about Faculty buildings or hospitals that you would like to offer us, please contact [http://www.usyd.edu.au/perl-bin/phlookup.cgi?type=people&name=Lise+Mellor&title=&position=&department=&phone=&Submit+Query.x=37&Submit+Query.y=13 Dr Lise Mellor].

=Medical Heritage Trail=
{|class="topaligned"
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This self-guided Medical Heritage Trail is designed for students and alumni. It encompasses museums, buildings, libraries, monuments and artworks across the Camperdown Campus to Royal Prince Alfred Hospital. For many this tour will recall the past. For others it provides an opportunity to see some treasures from the collections and appreciate the ongoing interaction of medicine with scholarship, history, the arts and sciences. Please view or download this brochure to select the stops you would like to visit. The entire walk will require four or five hours, although you may choose to visit some of the locations on the trail on different days and spend more time perusing our collections. For returning alumni we hope you enjoy the opportunity to see the buildings and University grounds once again.
* View and download [https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/mediabank/repository/pdfs/heritagetrail_brochure.pdf Medical Heritage Trail brochure]
|}

=Virtual Tours of Buildings=
{|class="topaligned"
|<embedimage id="FMMUS1433" align="left" w="100" caption="no"/>||[[Virtual tours| '''Virtual Tours of Faculty Buildings and Museums''']]
These virtual tours will take you inside some of our Central Campus buildings and associated Museums. Whether you are seeing the buildings for the first time, or recalling them years after being a student here, these tours will give you an inside perspective of our campus today.
*[[Virtual tours|Click here to watch virtual tours of Faculty buildings on Central Campus]]
*[[Virtual tours|Click here to watch virtual tours of Museums connected with the Faculty of Medicine]]
|}
=Hospitals and Institutions=
{|class="topaligned"
|<embedimage id="FMMUS1361" align="left" w="100" displaycaption="n"/>||[[:category:Hospitals and Institutions|'''Hospitals and Institutions''']]
Click on the following link to read historical information about Hospitals and Institutions associated with the Faculty of Medicine since 1856.
* [[:category:Hospitals and Institutions|Hospitals and Institutions]]
|}

=Coming Soon=
==Heritage information and photograph albums of Faculty Buildings==
* [[Edward Ford Building]]
* [[Anderson Stuart Building]]
* [[Blackburn Building]]
* [[Bosch Building]]

Places

2009-07-27T00:17:04Z

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=About Places=
In this section you will find information and multimedia about places associated with the Faculty of Medicine. These may be centres of teaching or research, hospitals, museums and associated institutions. Why not come to our Central Campus and take our Medical Heritage Trail? Or visit us virtually by viewing our virtual tours of buildings. Thus far, we have documented Faculty locations at our Camperdown Campus but will commence documenting our Clinical Schools in 2009. If you have photographs or information about Faculty buildings or hospitals that you would like to offer us, please contact [http://www.usyd.edu.au/perl-bin/phlookup.cgi?type=people&name=Lise+Mellor&title=&position=&department=&phone=&Submit+Query.x=37&Submit+Query.y=13 Dr Lise Mellor].

=Medical Heritage Trail=
{|class="topaligned"
|<embedimage id="FMMUS3388" align="left" w="100" caption="no"/>||[https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/mediabank/repository/pdfs/heritagetrail_brochure.pdf '''Medical Heritage Trail brochure''']
This self-guided Medical Heritage Trail is designed for students and alumni. It encompasses museums, buildings, libraries, monuments and artworks across the Camperdown Campus to Royal Prince Alfred Hospital. For many this tour will recall the past. For others it provides an opportunity to see some treasures from the collections and appreciate the ongoing interaction of medicine with scholarship, history, the arts and sciences. Please view or download this brochure to select the stops you would like to visit. The entire walk will require four or five hours, although you may choose to visit some of the locations on the trail on different days and spend more time perusing our collections. For returning alumni we hope you enjoy the opportunity to see the buildings and University grounds once again.
* View and download [https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/mediabank/repository/pdfs/heritagetrail_brochure.pdf Medical Heritage Trail brochure]
|}
=Virtual Tours of Buildings=
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These virtual tours will take you inside some of our Central Campus buildings and associated Museums. Whether you are seeing the buildings for the first time, or recalling them years after being a student here, these tours will give you an inside perspective of our campus today.
*[[Virtual tours|Click here to watch virtual tours of Faculty buildings on Central Campus]]
*[[Virtual tours|Click here to watch virtual tours of Museums connected with the Faculty of Medicine]]
|}
=Hospitals and Institutions=
{|class="topaligned"
|<embedimage id="FMMUS1361" align="left" w="100" displaycaption="n"/>||[[:category:Hospitals and Institutions|'''Hospitals and Institutions''']]
Click on the following link to read historical information about Hospitals and Institutions associated with the Faculty of Medicine since 1856.
* [[:category:Hospitals and Institutions|Hospitals and Institutions]]
|}

=Coming Soon=
==Heritage information and photograph albums of Faculty Buildings==
* [[Edward Ford Building]]
* [[Anderson Stuart Building]]
* [[Blackburn Building]]
* [[Bosch Building]]

People

2009-07-27T00:16:24Z

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{{Podlink|url=https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/mwmuseum/index.php/Our_Alumni| imagesrc=https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/mwmuseum/images/featurebanners/graduate_banner.gif}}

{{Podlink|url=https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/mwmuseum/index.php/Can_you_help%3F| imagesrc=https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/mwmuseum/images/featurebanners/canyouhelp_banner.gif}}

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=About People=
In this section you will find information about people who have been connected with the Faculty of Medicine sinces its foundation. In Faculty Leadership you will find chronological lists of those who have been key in the development of our Faculty ranging from [[Deans of the Faculty of Medicine since 1856]], [[Professors of the Faculty of Medicine since 1856]], [[Medically qualified Members of Senate 1850]], [[Medically Qualified Officers of the University 1851]] and the [[Principle Teachers in Medical Subjects before the Establishment of Appropriate Chairs]].

We have begun to compile online [[:category:Biographies|Biographies]] of our alumni and staff. These are listed alphabetically and can be searched by name, or [[:Category:People by Discipline|Discipline]]. Since 1856, some 24,000 students have graduated from our medical courses. You can search [[Our Alumni|Graduate Lists]] by name, year or degree. If you wish to advise us of an error or make a change to a record, please use this [[Comments and Feedback]] link.

=Faculty Leadership=
<table><tr style="vertical-align:top"><td style="padding-right:50px">
* [[Deans of the Faculty of Medicine since 1856]]
* [[Professors of the Faculty of Medicine since 1856]]
* [[Medically qualified Members of Senate since 1850]]

</td><td>
* [[Medically Qualified Officers of the University 1851]]
* [[Principle Teachers in Medical Subjects before the Establishment of Appropriate Chairs|Principle Teachers in Medical Subjects ]]
* [[Executive general staff]]
</td></tr></table>
=Biographies and Obituaries=
* View all [[:category:Biographies|Biographies]]
* Search [[:Category:People by Discipline|People by Discipline]]
* [[Obituaries]]
=Alumni=
Search [[Our Alumni|Graduate Lists]] by [https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/alumni/alumnibyname.php Name], [https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/alumni/alumnibyyear.php Year] or [https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/alumni/alumnibydegree.php Degree].

History

2009-07-27T00:15:32Z

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{{Podlink|url=https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/mwmuseum/index.php/Senior_Year_Books| imagesrc=https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/mwmuseum/images/featurebanners/yearbooks_banner.gif}}

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=About History=
In this section you will find an overview of the Faculty of Medicine from its inception in 1856 until 1980. Information relating to the later period will be added as the site develops. [[Key dates]] provides a quick snapshot of the chronology of events and developments in the Faculty's history. The historical overview provides more information about each era and what occurred. The additional links will take you to longer articles about the history of the Faculty of Medicine, show you images and photographs relating to that period, and suggest places on campus for you to visit today.

=Historical Overview=
<table><tr style="vertical-align:top"><td style="padding-right:50px">
*[[Faculty of Medicine from 1856 to 1900|Faculty of Medicine from 1856 to 1900]]
*[[Faculty of Medicine from 1900 to 1920|Faculty of Medicine from 1900 to 1920]]
*[[Faculty of Medicine from 1920 to 1940|Faculty of Medicine from 1920 to 1940]]
</td><td>

*[[Faculty of Medicine from 1940 to 1960|Faculty of Medicine from 1940 to 1960]]
*[[Faculty of Medicine from 1960 to 1980|Faculty of Medicine from 1960 to 1980]]
</td></tr></table>
=Key Dates=
*Click on [[Key dates]] for a brief chronology of the Faculty from 1856 to today

=Coming Soon=
*Information about the Faculty from 1980 to 2000

Curriculum

2009-07-27T00:12:41Z

Jxie: /* Historical Medical Examination Papers */

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|title2=Read...|text2=[https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/mediabank/repository/pdfs/HistoryoftheMedicalCurriculum.pdf The History of the Medical Curriculum at the University of Sydney by Professor John Atherton Young, May 2002]}}

=About Curriculum=
In this section you will find various information and publications relating to curriculum from the commencement of the Medical School in 1883. Try your luck answering the questions from our early examination papers, or read the requirements from each of the University Calendars or Faculty of Medicine Handbooks.

We will also build a collection of Feat Furst, the student written publication issued to new medical students each year. If you were a student here and you have retained your copy of Feat Furst and would be happy to donate it to the Faculty for digitisation, please contact [http://www.usyd.edu.au/perl-bin/phlookup.cgi?type=people&name=Lise+mellor&title=&position=&department=&phone=&Submit+Query.x=0&Submit+Query.y=0 '''Dr Lise Mellor'''].

=Historical Medical Examination Papers=
'''From originals held in University Archives, Fisher Library'''

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|<embedimage id="FMMUS5" align="left" w="100" displaycaption="n"/>||Try your luck answering questions from our earliest medical examination papers. These examination papers have been copied by decade since the establishment of the Medical School in 1883. Click on the following links to browse through each of the papers.

*[https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/yearbook.php?albumid=FMMUS3270&pg=0 Medical Examination Papers 1886]
*[https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/yearbook.php?albumid=FMMUS3266&pg=0 Medical Examination Papers 1890]
*[https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/yearbook.php?albumid=FMMUS3265&pg=0 Medical Examination Papers 1900]
*[[Medical Examination Papers 1910]]
|}

=Faculty of Medicine Handbooks=
'''Originals held in Rare Books, Fisher Library'''

{|class="topaligned"
|<embedimage id="FMMUS3284" align="left" w="100" caption="no"/>||The faculty has published handbooks to accompany their courses since 1962. Click on the link below to browse or download Faculty of Medicine Handbooks from 1962 to 2008.
*[[Faculty of Medicine Handbooks]]
|}

=University of Sydney Calendars=
'''Original Calendars held in Fisher Library, Rare Books and University Archives'''

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|<embedimage id="FMMUS3395" align="left" w="100" caption="no" href="http://calendararchive.usyd.edu.au/browse.php"/>||The Faculty has documented its curriculum in the University Calendar since 1856. These publications are now available online. Follow the link below to browse or download the University Calendar of your choice as a PDF file or Word document. These Calendars make interesting reading when comparing the curriculum over the years.
*[http://calendararchive.usyd.edu.au/browse.php University Calendars online]
|}

=Curriculum Matters=
'''From the Office of Medical Education'''

{|class="topaligned"
|<embedimage id="FMMUS3548" align="left" w="100" caption="no" href="https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/mwmuseum/index.php/Curriculum_Matters"/>|| Curriculum Matters is a quarterly newsletter from the Office of Medical Education. In essence, we view this newsletter as a means of showcasing the enhancements to the Program and keeping students and staff updated about changes to the curriculum.
*[[Curriculum Matters|Curriculum Matters Newsletter 2007 to 2009]]
|}

=USydMP Curriculum Review=

{|class="topaligned"
|<embedimage id="FMMUS3490" align="left" w="100" caption="no" href="http://www.medfac.usyd.edu.au/forstaff/usydmp-review/USYDMP_Report_online.pdf"/>||In mid-2006, the Dean, Professor Bruce Robinson, initiated a review of the University of Sydney Medical Program, the Faculty's innovative educational flagship introduced a decade ago in 1997. The review has been undertaken by two very senior members of the Faculty, Emeritus Professor Kerry Goulston (formerly Head and Associate Dean of the Northern Clinical School) and Emeritus Professor Kim Oates (formerly Douglas Burrows Professor of Paediatrics and Chief Executive of the Children's Hospital at Westmead). Professors Goulston and Oates have consulted widely and received an enormous number of submissions. The Faculty has been delighted to have such an enthusiastic response to the Review from its own members, its students and members of the community.

The Review's report has recently been printed. If you would like your own printed copy, please contact Rebecca Rock via rrock@med.usyd.edu.au, or click on the following link to read or download an online version.
*[http://www.medfac.usyd.edu.au/forstaff/usydmp-review/USYDMP_Report_online.pdf 2008 USydMP Curriculum Review]
|}

Image Library

2009-07-27T00:11:58Z

Jxie: /* Featured albums */

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=About Image Gallery=
This online musuem and archive holds over three thousand copies of photographs, paintings and building plans. These images date back to the foundation of the faculty in 1856 and have been collected from archives, staff and alumni. If you have a photograph you would be happy to let us digitise for our collection, please contact the managing editor, [http://www.usyd.edu.au/perl-bin/phlookup.cgi?type=people&name=Lise+Mellor&Submit+Query.x=0&Submit+Query.y=0&title=&position=&department=&phone= '''Dr Lise Mellor'''].

Click on the links below to view images from this month's featured albums. In addition, you can search the museum by entering your search criteria in the box at the top left of this page.

=Featured albums=
''''The Cottage', Original 1882 Medical School'''

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*[[The Cottage', Original 1882 Medical School]]
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'''Early Royal Prince Alfred Hospital Photographs'''
'''Portraits of key faculty members by artist Simon Fieldhouse'''

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*[[Portraits of key faculty members by artist Simon Fieldhouse]]
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'''Early Royal Prince Alfred Hospital Photographs'''

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*[[Early Royal Prince Alfred Hospital Photographs]]
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'''Photographs taken by the Faculty's first Dean, Professor John Smith'''

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*[[Photographs taken by the Faculty's first Dean, Professor John Smith]]
|}

'''Caricatures of Medical School staff by Lionel Lindsay, 1916'''

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*[[Caricatures of Faculty by Lionel Lindsay, 1916]]
|}

'''Medical Exam Papers'''

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|<embedimage id="FMMUS5" align="left" w="100" displaycaption="n"/>||Read Medical Examination Papers from the early decades of the Medical School. Click on the link below to view individual papers or view the set as a slideshow.
*[[Medical Exam Papers]]
|}

'''Prosectors'''

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*[[Prosectors]]
|}

Image Library

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=About Image Gallery=
This online musuem and archive holds over three thousand copies of photographs, paintings and building plans. These images date back to the foundation of the faculty in 1856 and have been collected from archives, staff and alumni. If you have a photograph you would be happy to let us digitise for our collection, please contact the managing editor, [http://www.usyd.edu.au/perl-bin/phlookup.cgi?type=people&name=Lise+Mellor&Submit+Query.x=0&Submit+Query.y=0&title=&position=&department=&phone= '''Dr Lise Mellor'''].

Click on the links below to view images from this month's featured albums. In addition, you can search the museum by entering your search criteria in the box at the top left of this page.

=Featured albums=
''''The Cottage', Original 1882 Medical School'''

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*[[The Cottage', Original 1882 Medical School]]
|}
'''Early Royal Prince Alfred Hospital Photographs'''
'''Portraits of key faculty members by artist Simon Fieldhouse'''

{|class="topaligned"
|<embedimage id="FMMUS3500" align="left" w="100" caption="no"/>||Portraits commissioned in 2006 to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the foundation of the Faculty. Click on the link below to view individual portraits or view the collection as a slideshow.
*[[Portraits of key faculty members by artist Simon Fieldhouse]]
|}
'''Early Royal Prince Alfred Hospital Photographs'''

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|}

'''Photographs taken by the Faculty's first Dean, Professor John Smith'''

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*[[Photographs taken by the Faculty's first Dean, Professor John Smith]]
|}

'''Caricatures of Medical School staff by Lionel Lindsay, 1916'''

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*[[Caricatures of Faculty by Lionel Lindsay, 1916]]
|}

'''Medical Exam Papers'''

{|class="topaligned"
|<embedimage id="FMMUS5" align="left" w="100" caption="no"/>||Read Medical Examination Papers from the early decades of the Medical School. Click on the link below to view individual papers or view the set as a slideshow.
*[[Medical Exam Papers]]
|}

'''Prosectors'''

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|<embedimage id="FMMUS2224" align="left" w="100" caption="no"/>||The Department of Anatomy hold original photographs of our Prosectors as early as 1903. Click on the link below to view individual photographs or view the set as a slideshow. Please be warned that these photographs may show human remains and that you are not permitted to reproduce the image in any manner without written permission from the University.
*[[Prosectors]]
|}

Places

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=About Places=
In this section you will find information and multimedia about places associated with the Faculty of Medicine. These may be centres of teaching or research, hospitals, museums and associated institutions. Why not come to our Central Campus and take our Medical Heritage Trail? Or visit us virtually by viewing our virtual tours of buildings. Thus far, we have documented Faculty locations at our Camperdown Campus but will commence documenting our Clinical Schools in 2009. If you have photographs or information about Faculty buildings or hospitals that you would like to offer us, please contact [http://www.usyd.edu.au/perl-bin/phlookup.cgi?type=people&name=Lise+Mellor&title=&position=&department=&phone=&Submit+Query.x=37&Submit+Query.y=13 Dr Lise Mellor].

=Medical Heritage Trail=
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This self-guided Medical Heritage Trail is designed for students and alumni. It encompasses museums, buildings, libraries, monuments and artworks across the Camperdown Campus to Royal Prince Alfred Hospital. For many this tour will recall the past. For others it provides an opportunity to see some treasures from the collections and appreciate the ongoing interaction of medicine with scholarship, history, the arts and sciences. Please view or download this brochure to select the stops you would like to visit. The entire walk will require four or five hours, although you may choose to visit some of the locations on the trail on different days and spend more time perusing our collections. For returning alumni we hope you enjoy the opportunity to see the buildings and University grounds once again.
* View and download [https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/mediabank/repository/pdfs/heritagetrail_brochure.pdf Medical Heritage Trail brochure]
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=Virtual Tours of Buildings=
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These virtual tours will take you inside some of our Central Campus buildings and associated Museums. Whether you are seeing the buildings for the first time, or recalling them years after being a student here, these tours will give you an inside perspective of our campus today.
*[[Virtual tours|Click here to watch virtual tours of Faculty buildings on Central Campus]]
*[[Virtual tours|Click here to watch virtual tours of Museums connected with the Faculty of Medicine]]
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Click on the following link to read historical information about Hospitals and Institutions associated with the Faculty of Medicine since 1856.
* [[:category:Hospitals and Institutions|Hospitals and Institutions]]
|}

=Coming Soon=
==Heritage information and photograph albums of Faculty Buildings==
* [[Edward Ford Building]]
* [[Anderson Stuart Building]]
* [[Blackburn Building]]
* [[Bosch Building]]

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Sydney Medical School Online Museum and Archive

Image Library

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=About Image Gallery=
This online musuem and archive holds over three thousand copies of photographs, paintings and building plans. These images date back to the foundation of the faculty in 1856 and have been collected from archives, staff and alumni. If you have a photograph you would be happy to let us digitise for our collection, please contact the managing editor, [http://www.usyd.edu.au/perl-bin/phlookup.cgi?type=people&name=Lise+Mellor&Submit+Query.x=0&Submit+Query.y=0&title=&position=&department=&phone= '''Dr Lise Mellor'''].

Click on the links below to view images from this month's featured albums. In addition, you can search the museum by entering your search criteria in the box at the top left of this page.

=Featured albums=
'''Portraits of key faculty members by artist Simon Fieldhouse'''

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|}
'''Early Royal Prince Alfred Hospital Photographs'''

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*[[Early Royal Prince Alfred Hospital Photographs]]
|}

'''Selection of Portraits'''

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'''Photographs taken by the Faculty's first Dean, Professor John Smith'''

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*[[Photographs taken by the Faculty's first Dean, Professor John Smith]]
|}

'''Caricatures of Medical School staff by Lionel Lindsay, 1916'''

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*[[Caricatures of Faculty by Lionel Lindsay, 1916]]
|}

'''Medical Exam Papers'''

{|class="topaligned"
|<embedimage id="FMMUS5" align="left" w="100" caption="no"/>||Read Medical Examination Papers from the early decades of the Medical School. Click on the link below to view individual papers or view the set as a slideshow.
*[[Medical Exam Papers]]
|}

'''Prosectors'''

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*[[Prosectors]]
|}

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2008-11-18T23:07:23Z

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People

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==Faculty Leadership==
* [[Deans of the Faculty of Medicine since 1856]]
* [[Professors of the Faculty of Medicine since 1856]]
* [[Medically qualified Members of Senate 1850]]
* [[Medically Qualified Officers of the University 1851]]
* [[Principle Teachers in Medical Subjects before the Establishment of Appropriate Chairs]]
* Executive general staff
* Obituaries

==Alumni==
Search [[Our Alumni]] by:
*[https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/alumni/alumnibyname.php Name]
* [http://test.medfac.usyd.edu.au/museum/alumni/alumnibyyear.php Year]
* [http://test.medfac.usyd.edu.au/museum/alumni/alumnibydegree.php Degree]

==Biographies==
* View all [[:category:Biographies|Biographies]]
* Search [[:Category:People by Discipline|People by Discipline]]

Image Library

2008-10-28T02:21:48Z

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==Featured albums==
<table class="manualimagethumbdisplay">
<tr><td>[[Drawings,plans and sketches album|<stdimage id="FMMUS1302" caption="no" />Drawings,plans and sketches album]]</td>
<td>[[Artworks (Non people paintings) album|<stdimage id="FMMUS1319" caption="no" linkimage="n"/>Artworks (Non people paintings) album]]</td></tr>
<tr><td>[[Buildings and exteriors views album|<stdimage id="FMMUS1323" caption="no" />Buildings and exteriors views album]]</td>
<td>[[Buildings interiors and people album|<stdimage id="FMMUS1346 " caption="no" />Buildings interiors and people album]]</td></tr>

<tr><td>[[Caricatures album|<stdimage id="FMMUS613" caption="no" />Caricatures album]]</td>
<td>[[Military album|<stdimage id="FMMUS1180" caption="no" />Military album]]</td></tr>

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<td class="clear"></td></tr>
</table>

==Albums for public viewing==
*[[Drawings,plans and sketches album]]
*[[Artworks (Non people paintings) album]]
*[[Buildings and exteriors views album]]
*[[Buildings interiors and people album]]
*[[Caricatures album]]
*[[Gordon Bradley album]]
*[[Group photos album]]
*[[Hospitals album]]
*[[Individual portraits I album]]
*[[Individual portraits II album]]
*[[John Smith album]]
*[[Medical Exams album]]
*[[Military album]]
*[[Prosectors album]]
*[[Sporting photos album]]

Drawings,plans and sketches album

2008-08-15T05:02:56Z

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Drawings,plans and sketches album

2008-08-15T04:57:57Z

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15 Greatest Milestones in Health and Medicine Online Lecture Series

2008-08-14T05:54:22Z

Jxie: /* Computers Part 1: Changing the way we learn, live, communicate and treat */

==Computers Part 1: Changing the way we learn, live, communicate and treat==
Dr Tony Delamothe
Editor, BMJ.com
* [http://www.videos.med.usyd.edu.au/seminars/fifteen_greatest/2007_seminar_1/2007_seminar_1_richmedia/player.html View rich media: slides with audio - recommended] (.swf) or download to [http://www.videos.med.usyd.edu.au/seminars/fifteen_greatest/2007_seminar_1/2007_seminar_1_richmedia.zip view offline] (.zip ~7.4MB)
* [http://www.videos.med.usyd.edu.au/seminars/fifteen_greatest//2007_seminar_1/2007_seminar_1.mp3 Listen to speaker] (.mp3)
* [http://www.videos.med.usyd.edu.au/seminars/fifteen_greatest/index.php?vid=2007_seminar_1 View lecturer and translator] (.swf)
* [http://www.videos.med.usyd.edu.au/seminars/fifteen_greatest//2007_seminar_1/2007_seminar_1.ppt Download lecture slides] (.ppt)

15 Greatest Milestones in Health and Medicine Online Lecture Series

2008-08-14T05:08:22Z

Jxie: /* Computers Part 1: Changing the way we learn, live, communicate and treat */

Sydney Medical School Online Museum and Archive

2008-07-10T00:25:55Z

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<table width='100%' ><tr><td width ='50%' >
'''Things to Do'''
* Search Graduate lists
* Search [[Biographies]]
* Hear Interviews
</td><td>
'''Things to See'''
* Albums
* [[Senior Year Books]] see <ibyearbook>FMMUS555|0|this link</ibyearbook>
* Virtual tours of Buildings
</td></tr>
<tr><td>'''What's New'''
* New article added
* Photo album for Victor Chang</td><td></td></tr>
</table>
<randomimages ids="FMMUS606 FMMUS611 FMMUS613 FMMUS609 FMMUS612" use="3"/>

'''Things that need answering'''
* Keep [[Early women graduates]] ?
* Keep the following categories? [[:category:Leadership across generations|Leadership across generations]], [[:category:Pioneers of the skies: the Royal Flying Doctor Service|Pioneers of the skies: the Royal Flying Doctor Service]], [[:category:Public Figures|Public Figures]] and other categories listed above which shouldnt be a category

* content for [[Royal Prince Alfred Hospital]]?
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Sydney Medical School Online Museum and Archive

2008-07-10T00:13:45Z

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<div id='homepage' class="imagelink_temp">
</div>

<table width='100%' ><tr><td width ='50%' >
'''Things to Do'''
* Search Graduate lists
* Search [[Biographies]]
* Hear Interviews
</td><td>
'''Things to See'''
* Albums
* [[Senior Year Books]] see <ibyearbook>FMMUS555|0|this link</ibyearbook>
* Virtual tours of Buildings
</td></tr>
<tr><td>'''What's New'''
* New article added
* Photo album for Victor Chang</td><td></td></tr>
</table>
<randomimages ids="FMMUS101 FMMUS102 FMMUS103 FMMUS104" use="3"/>

'''Things that need answering'''
* Keep [[Early women graduates]] ?
* Keep the following categories? [[:category:Leadership across generations|Leadership across generations]], [[:category:Pioneers of the skies: the Royal Flying Doctor Service|Pioneers of the skies: the Royal Flying Doctor Service]], [[:category:Public Figures|Public Figures]] and other categories listed above which shouldnt be a category

* content for [[Royal Prince Alfred Hospital]]?
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Sydney Medical School Online Museum and Archive

2008-07-08T04:06:44Z

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<div id='homepage' class="imagelink_temp">
</div>

<table width='100%' ><tr><td width ='50%' >
'''Things to Do'''
* Search Graduate lists
* Search [[Biographies]]
* Hear Interviews
</td><td>
'''Things to See'''
* Albums
* [[Senior Year Books]] see <ibyearbook>FMMUS555|0|this link</ibyearbook>
* Virtual tours of Buildings
</td></tr>
<tr><td>'''What's New'''
* New article added
* Photo album for Victor Chang</td><td></td></tr>
</table>
<randomimages ids="FMMUS101 FMMUS102 FMMUS103 FMMUS104" use="2"/>

'''Things that need answering'''
* Keep [[Early women graduates]] ?
* Keep the following categories? [[:category:Leadership across generations|Leadership across generations]], [[:category:Pioneers of the skies: the Royal Flying Doctor Service|Pioneers of the skies: the Royal Flying Doctor Service]], [[:category:Public Figures|Public Figures]] and other categories listed above which shouldnt be a category

* content for [[Royal Prince Alfred Hospital]]?
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Sydney Medical School Online Museum and Archive

2008-07-08T03:52:02Z

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<div id='homepage' class="imagelink_temp">
</div>

<table width='100%' ><tr><td width ='50%' >
'''Things to Do'''
* Search Graduate lists
* Search [[Biographies]]
* Hear Interviews
</td><td>
'''Things to See'''
* Albums
* [[Senior Year Books]] see <ibyearbook>FMMUS555|0|this link</ibyearbook>
* Virtual tours of Buildings
</td></tr>
<tr><td>'''What's New'''
* New article added
* Photo album for Victor Chang</td><td></td></tr>
</table>
<randomimages />

'''Things that need answering'''
* Keep [[Early women graduates]] ?
* Keep the following categories? [[:category:Leadership across generations|Leadership across generations]], [[:category:Pioneers of the skies: the Royal Flying Doctor Service|Pioneers of the skies: the Royal Flying Doctor Service]], [[:category:Public Figures|Public Figures]] and other categories listed above which shouldnt be a category

* content for [[Royal Prince Alfred Hospital]]?

Virtual tours

2008-07-04T03:37:15Z

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<div class="ibalbumthumbs"><table><tr><td>[[Edward Ford Building|<stdimage id="FMMUS352" w="200" type="vid" caption="no" /> Edward Ford Building]]</td>
<td>[[Anderson Stuart Building|<stdimage id="FMMUS1421" w="200" type="vid" caption="no" /> Anderson Stuart Building]]</td>
<td>[[Blackburn Building|<stdimage id="FMMUS1440" w="200" type="vid" caption="no" /> Blackburn Building]]</td></tr>
<tr><td>[[Bosch Building|<stdimage id="FMMUS1458" w="200" type="vid" caption="no" /> Bosch Building]]</td>
<td></td>
<td></td></tr>
</table></div>

Publications

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The Faculty of Medicine has the following related publications:
*[[Radius|Radius Publications 1998 to 2007]]
*[[Senior Year Books|Senior Year Books 1922 to 1975]]

Coming soon...
*University Calendar
*Sydney University Medical Journal 1883-1958
*Sydney University Medical Journal Jubilee 1883-1933
*Innominate
*Feat Furst 1986
*Medical Examination Papers 1886
*Medical Examination Papers 1890

Publications

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{{Relatedinfo| title=Latest Year book| text= <featureimage id="FMMUS594" h="200" w="130" type="doc" caption="yes" doc="y"/>}}
The Faculty of Medicine has the following related publications:
*[[Radius]]
*[[Senior Year Books|Senior Year Books]]
*[[University Calendar]]

Each page will link in a similar fashion as Yearbooks.

MediaWiki:Mainpage

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Faculty of Medicine Online Museum and Archive

Our Alumni

2008-05-06T01:33:17Z

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{{Relatedinfo| title=Search Alumni by:| text=* [https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/alumni/alumnibyname.php Name]
* [https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/alumni/alumnibyyear.php Year]
* [https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/alumni/alumnibydegree.php Degree]
}}

Since June 1856, approximately 24,000 students have graduated from the Faculty of Medicine. These alumni represent the traditions of the Faculty and its many successes over the last 150 years. Our alumni have gained acclaim for a remarkable array of service across the globe. Many of our graduates have won awards and have gained international recognition – yet more have laboured tirelessly without fame or glory.

The graduate entries here are searchable by name, year and degree. Once you have brought up the individual entry you can also choose to view the graduating class list.

These graduate lists have been sourced from University records of the last 150 years and are correct to the best of our knowledge. In some cases, however, where a name has been changed, the University has kept the most recent name for the graduate.

Our Alumni

2008-05-06T01:32:41Z

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{{Relatedinfo| title=Search Alumni by:| text=* [https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/alumni/museumalumnibyname.php Name]
* [https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/alumni/museumalumnibyyear.php Year]
* [https://www.sydney.edu.au/medicine/museum/alumni/museumalumnibydegree.php Degree]
}}

Since June 1856, approximately 24,000 students have graduated from the Faculty of Medicine. These alumni represent the traditions of the Faculty and its many successes over the last 150 years. Our alumni have gained acclaim for a remarkable array of service across the globe. Many of our graduates have won awards and have gained international recognition – yet more have laboured tirelessly without fame or glory.

The graduate entries here are searchable by name, year and degree. Once you have brought up the individual entry you can also choose to view the graduating class list.

These graduate lists have been sourced from University records of the last 150 years and are correct to the best of our knowledge. In some cases, however, where a name has been changed, the University has kept the most recent name for the graduate.

Image Library

2008-05-06T01:15:52Z

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Lists of Galleries. To be provided/created by Lise Mellor.

Example: Current featured Album
<ibalbum>105</ibalbum>

Example 2: Another featured Album
<ibalbum>8</ibalbum>

Image Library

2008-04-16T03:37:04Z

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Lists of Galleries. To be provided/created by Lise Mellor.

Example: Current featured Album
<ibalbum>12</ibalbum>

Example 2: Another featured Album
<ibalbum>8</ibalbum>

Jason : http://medfac.test.med.usyd.edu.au/museum/imageslideshow.php

Sydney Medical School Online Museum and Archive

2008-04-15T00:33:54Z

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<div id='homepage' class="imagelink_temp">
</div>

<table width='100%' ><tr><td width ='50%' >
'''Things to Do'''
* Search Graduate lists
* Search [[Biographies]]
* Hear Interviews
</td><td>
'''Things to See'''
* Albums
* [[Yearbooks]] see <ibyearbook>FMMUS555|0|this link</ibyearbook>
* Virtual tours of Buildings
</td></tr>
<tr><td>'''What's New'''
* New article added
* Photo album for Victor Chang</td><td></td></tr>
</table>

'''Things that need answering'''
* Keep [[Early women graduates]] ?
* Keep the following categories? [[:category:Leadership across generations|Leadership across generations]], [[:category:Pioneers of the skies: the Royal Flying Doctor Service|Pioneers of the skies: the Royal Flying Doctor Service]], [[:category:Public Figures|Public Figures]] and other categories listed above which shouldnt be a category

* content for [[Royal Prince Alfred Hospital]]?

Sydney Medical School Online Museum and Archive

2008-04-08T01:59:29Z

Jxie:

<div class="imagelink_temp">
</div>

<table width='100%' ><tr><td width ='50%' >
'''Things to Do'''
* Search Graduate lists
* Search [[Biographies]]
* Hear Interviews
</td><td>
'''Things to See'''
* Albums
* [[Yearbooks]] see <ibyearbook>FMMUS555|0|this link</ibyearbook>
* Virtual tours of Buildings
</td></tr>
<tr><td>'''What's New'''
* New article added
* Photo album for Victor Chang</td><td></td></tr>
</table>

==Categories==
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NOTES and TESTING AREA

Link to IMAGE BANK http://dev3.ispheres.org/medicine_museum/about.php

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The impact of the Faculty of Medicine can be measured by the achievements of our alumni and staff in research and innovation, by their vision and passion and by their commitment and dedication to service.

'''Things that need answering'''
* Keep [[Early women graduates]] ?
* Keep the following categories? [[category:Leadership across generations]], [[category:Pioneers of the skies: the Royal Flying Doctor Service]], [[category:Public Figures]] and other categories listed above which shouldnt be a category

* content for [[Royal Prince Alfred Hospital]]?

Senior Year Books

2008-04-03T00:48:33Z

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