Biomedical subjects

T Ostrowska

Publications and source records attributed to T Ostrowska.

At least 19 recordsLinked to original sources

PubMed1999

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History, 20th Century↗

PubMed1999

[Moral elements in medical curriculum in Warsaw between wars].

The article is a continuation of the one published in number 4/1997 Archiwum Historii i Filozofii Medycyny. On the Medical Faculty moral elements were teaching in lectures of propedeutics (J. Brudzinski, A. Sokolowski, Fr. Giedroyc, L. Zembrzuski), ethics (H. Nusbaum, L. Zembrzuski) and medical history (Fr. Giedroyc, L. Zembruzuski). Lecturers published also manuals: about propedeutics - A. Sokolowski, about ethics - H. Nusbaum, about medical history - L. Zembrzuski. H. Nusbaum and L. Zembrzuski explained ethics also for students of dentistry.

Curriculum↗

PubMed1999

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Bibliography of Medicine↗

PubMed1997

[Moral elements in program of medical studies in Warsaw within the years of the annexation of Poland (1809-1915)].

In result of carried out observations it has been found out, that 1/ ethics as a separate subject has not been taught at the Warsaw Faculties of Medicine in period of the annexation of Poland, 2/ in outline of the history of medicine published in manuals of propedeutics by W Szczucki and H. Luczkiewicz have not included deontological texts, 3/ within the scope of propedeutics there were taught the physician's obligations and duties, what has been a way to create a moral stance, 4/ propedeutics has been taught nearly continuously starting from 1891, 5/ Luczkiewicz, a lecturer of propedeutics and history of medicine, translated into Polish the deontological texts of Hypocrites as the first one /Oath and Commandment/, making it available to physicians and students, 6/ some lecturers have been propagating moral principles with written and spoken words, and maybe with their own example. It has been found out that a continuation of research is recommended. It is encouraged a discussion to be held on the ways of educating ethically healthy society and moral physicians.

Education, Medical↗

PubMed1996