Roy MacLeod

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According to Wikipedia, Roy Malcolm MacLeod is an American-born historian who has spent his career working in the United Kingdom and Australia. He is a specialist on the history and social studies of science and knowledge.

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A systematic review of teaching and learning in palliative care within the medical undergraduate curriculum (2004) (168)
Perspectives on the emergence of scientific disciplines (1976) (153)
Early clinical exposure to people who are dying: learning to care at the end of life (2003) (150)
On Visiting the 'Moving Metropolis': Reflections on the Architecture of Imperial Science. (1980) (138)
Nature and empire : science and the colonial enterprise (2000) (128)
Estimating the need for palliative care at the population level: A cross-national study in 12 countries (2017) (111)
Living with a terminal illness: patients' priorities. (2004) (97)
Disease, Medicine, and Empire: Perspectives on Western Medicine and the Experience of European Expansion (1989) (90)
On reflection: doctors learning to care for people who are dying. (2001) (88)
Darwin's Laboratory: Evolutionary Theory and Natural History in the Pacific (1997) (87)
What is spirituality? Evidence from a New Zealand hospice study (2011) (76)
From New Zealand (2000) (75)
Care and compassion: Part of person-centred rehabilitation, inappropriate response or a forgotten art? (2007) (61)
Scientific Advice for British India: Imperial Perceptions and Administrative Goals, 1898—1923 (1975) (59)
Spirituality: what is its role in pain medicine? (2015) (56)
Of medals and men: a reward system in Victorian science, 1826-1914 (1971) (50)
Differences in place of death between lung cancer and COPD patients: a 14-country study using death certificate data (2017) (47)
The Problematic Nature of Education in Palliative Care (1993) (46)
Scientific advice in the War at Sea, 1915-1917: the Board of Invention and Research (1971) (45)
Recognition, reflection, and role models: Critical elements in education about care in medicine (2008) (44)
The X-Club. A social network of science in late-Victorian England (1970) (44)
Facing uncertainty: The lived experience of palliative care (2007) (43)
Measuring Spirituality and Religiosity in Clinical Settings: A Scoping Review of Available Instruments (2018) (42)
Learning to care: a medical perspective (2000) (41)
The Parliament of science : the British Association for the Advancement of Science 1831-1981 (1981) (41)
Place of death in rural palliative care: A systematic review (2016) (40)
Siblings caring for and about pediatric palliative care patients. (2014) (40)
Frontline and factory : comparative perspectives on the chemical industry at war, 1914-1924 (2006) (39)
Spiritual care training is needed for clinical and non-clinical staff to manage patients’ spiritual needs (2017) (38)
Technology and the Raj: Western Technology and Technical Transfers to India 1700-1947 (1998) (38)
The Origins of the D.S.I.R.: Reflections on Ideas and Men, 1915–1916 (1970) (37)
Characteristics influencing location of death for children with life-limiting illness (2013) (35)
The ‘safe death’: An ethnographic study exploring the perspectives of rural palliative care patients and family caregivers (2018) (35)
The support of victorian science: The endowment of research movement in Great Britain, 1868–1900 (1971) (35)
Rural end-of-life care from the experiences and perspectives of patients and family caregivers: A systematic literature review (2017) (35)
Government and Expertise: Specialists, Administrators and Professionals, 1860-1919. (1989) (33)
Government and Resource Conservation: the Salmon Acts Administration, 1860-1886 (1968) (32)
The Library of Alexandria: Centre of Learning in the Ancient World (2002) (31)
Indigenous people's experiences at the end of life (2015) (31)
Palliative care development in the Asia-Pacific region: an international survey from the Asia Pacific Hospice Palliative Care Network (APHN) (2014) (30)
Health professionals' perception of hope: Understanding its significance in the care of people who are dying (1999) (30)
Impact of a Hospital Palliative Care Service: Perspective of the Hospital Staff (2002) (29)
The frustration of state medicine 1880-1899. (1967) (29)
INTRODUCTION: Problems in the Emergence of New Disciplines (1976) (27)
Management of Breakthrough Pain in Patients with Cancer (2012) (26)
VI. The Royal Society and the Government Grant: Notes on the Administration of Scientific Research, 1849–191 (1971) (26)
The ‘Arsenal’ in the strand: Australian chemists and the British munitions effort 1916–1919 (1989) (26)
Nature in Its Greatest Extent: Western Science in the Pacific (1988) (26)
Teaching palliative care in general practice: a survey of educational needs and preferences. (1991) (25)
New Zealanders' knowledge of palliative care and hospice services. (2012) (25)
What can people approaching death teach us about how to care? (2010) (24)
Sight and Sound on the Western Front: Surveyors, Scientists, and the ‘Battlefield Laboratory’, 1915–1918 (2000) (23)
New Zealand Nurses’ Perceptions of Spirituality and Spiritual care: Qualitative Findings from a National Survey (2017) (23)
The scientists go to war: revisiting precept and practice, 19141919 (2009) (22)
The chemists go to war: the mobilization of civilian chemists and the British war effort, 1914-1918. (1993) (22)
Caregivers’ Estimations of Their Children's Perceptions of Death as a Biological Concept (2013) (22)
Assisted or Hastened Death: The Healthcare Practitioner’s Dilemma (2000) (22)
Access to palliative care services in hospital: a matter of being in the right hospital. Hospital charts study in a Canadian city (2012) (21)
Toward a New Synthesis (2003) (21)
Education in palliative medicine: a review. (1993) (21)
A national strategy for palliative care in New Zealand. (2001) (21)
The Commonwealth of Science: ANZAAS and the Scientific Enterprise in Australasia 1888-1988 (1990) (21)
The 'Bankruptcy of Science' Debate: The Creed of Science and its Critics, 1885-1900 (1982) (21)
The Scientists' Declaration: Reflexions on Science and Belief in the Wake of Essays and Reviews, 1864–5 (1976) (21)
Death anxiety among New Zealanders: the predictive role of gender and marital status (2016) (21)
Setting the Context: What do we mean by psychosocial care in palliative care? (2008) (20)
A population-based study on advance directive completion and completion intention among citizens of the western Canadian province of Alberta. (2013) (19)
Examining Linkages Between Bereavement Grief Intensity and Perceived Death Quality (2016) (19)
The Ability of Hospital Staff to Recognise and Meet Patients’ Spiritual Needs: A Pilot Study (2016) (18)
A New Zealand Perspective on Palliative Care for MĀOri (2010) (18)
The language of breathlessness. (1997) (18)
Death Anxiety Among New Zealanders: The Predictive Roles of Religion, Spirituality, and Family Connection (2019) (17)
Spiritual beliefs, practices, and needs at the end of life: Results from a New Zealand national hospice study (2016) (17)
Hospital Referrals to a Hospice: Timing of Referrals, Referrers’ Expectations, and the Nature of Referral Information (2000) (17)
Days of judgement: Science, examinations, and the organization of knowledge in late Victorian England (1982) (16)
A scoping review of bereavement service outcomes (2016) (16)
Multidisciplinary education in palliative care (1994) (16)
Science, History, and Social Activism a Tribute to Everett Mendelsohn (2002) (16)
Navigating physical activity engagement following a diagnosis of cancer: A qualitative exploration (2017) (16)
Rural residents' perspectives on the rural ‘good death’: a scoping review (2018) (16)
Evaluating palliative care education. (1994) (16)
The 'creed of Science' in Victorian England (2000) (15)
American foundations in Europe : grant-giving policies, cultural diplomacy, and trans-Atlantic relations, 1920-1980 (2003) (15)
Ever decreasing circles: terminal illness, empowerment and decision-making. (2010) (15)
‘Combat Scientists’: The Office of Scientific Research and Development and Field Service in the Pacific (1993) (15)
Making sense of chronic illness--a therapeutic approach. (2011) (15)
The liminality of palliative care (2010) (14)
Fathers and daughters: reflections on women, science, and Victorian Cambridge. (1979) (14)
The Committee of Civil Research: Scientific advice for economic development 1925–30 (1969) (14)
The ‘Naturals’ and Victorian Cambridge: reflections on the anatomy of an elite, 1851‐1914 (1980) (14)
How spirituality is understood and taught in New Zealand medical schools (2013) (14)
A Population-Based Study on Advance Directive Completion and Completion Intention among citizens of the Western Canadian province of Alberta (2013) (14)
“Strictly for the Birds”: Science, the Military and the Smithsonian's Pacific Ocean Biological Survey Program, 1963–1970 (2001) (14)
“No One dies of Old Age”: Implications for Research, Practice, and Policy (2011) (13)
Access to palliative care for people with motor neurone disease in New Zealand. (2005) (13)
Empire and Information: Intelligence Gathering and Social Communication in India 1780-1870, by C.A. Bayley (1999) (13)
SPIRITUAL CARE AND KIDNEY DISEASE IN NZ: A QUALITATIVE STUDY WITH NEW ZEALAND RENAL SPECIALISTS (2014) (12)
Textbook of Palliative Care (2019) (12)
What does care mean? Perceptions of people approaching the end of life (2010) (12)
Public Science and Public Policy in Victorian England (1996) (12)
A workingman's paradise? Reflections on urban mortality in colonial Australia 1860-1900. (1987) (12)
Breadth, Depth and Excellence: Sources and Problems in the History of University Science Education in England, 1850-1914. (1978) (12)
Reading the discourse of colonial science (1996) (11)
Government and Expertise: Specialists, Administrators and Professionals, 1860-1919 (1991) (11)
Science and Government in Victorian England: Lighthouse Illumination and the Board of Trade, 1866-1886 (1969) (11)
The public's viewpoint on the right to hastened death in Alberta, Canada: findings from a population survey study. (2013) (11)
Bereavement grief: A population-based foundational evidence study (2018) (10)
International comparison of death place for suicide; a population-level eight country death certificate study (2015) (10)
The voices of Young New Zealanders Involved in Pediatric Palliative Care (2013) (10)
Postcolonialism and Museum Knowledge: Revisiting the Museums of the Pacific (1998) (10)
Medical politics and the professionalisation of medicine in New South Wales, 1850–1901 (1988) (10)
Primary Caregivers’ Decisions Around Communicating About Death With Children Involved in Pediatric Palliative Care (2013) (9)
“All for Each and Each for All”: Reflections on Anglo-American and Commonwealth Scientific Cooperation, 1940–1945 (1994) (9)
Science for Industry: A Short History of the Imperial College of Science and Technology (1985) (9)
Technology and the human prospect : essays in honour of Christopher Freeman (1986) (9)
Navigating the path to care and death at home—it is not always smooth: a qualitative examination of the experiences of bereaved family caregivers in palliative care (2019) (9)
Terrain and the Messines Ridge, Belgium, 1914–1918 (2002) (9)
Chemistry for King and Kaiser: Revisiting Chemical Enterprise and the European War (1998) (8)
The Royal Society and the Commonwealth: old friendships, new frontiers (2010) (8)
Health and healing in tropical Australia and Papua New Guinea continued. (1991) (8)
“It's not about treatment, it's how to improve your life”: The lived experience of occupational therapy in palliative care (2015) (8)
Can specially trained community care workers effectively support patients and their families in the home setting at the end of life? (2018) (8)
Scientific Careers of 1851 Exhibition Scholars (1968) (8)
Critical issues in the history of Canadian science, technology, and medicine (1983) (7)
Spirituality in Renal Supportive Care: A Thematic Review (2015) (7)
Place of death in the Snowy Monaro region of New South Wales: A study of residents who died of a condition amenable to palliative care (2018) (7)
Science for imperial efficiency and social change: reflections on the British Science Guild, 1905-1936 (1994) (7)
Scientific Elite: Nobel Laureates in the United States, Harriet Zuckerman. 1995. Transaction Publishers, New Brunswick, NJ. 350 pages. ISBN: 1-56000-855-5. $24.95 (1978) (7)
The War the Victors Lost: The Dilemmas of Chemical Disarmament, 1919–1926 (2006) (7)
Primary caregivers’ experiences living with children involved in pediatric palliative care in New Zealand (2013) (7)
Science and Democracy: Historical Reflections on Present Discontents (1997) (6)
Facing uncertainty: The lived experience of palliative care (2007) (6)
SOCIAL POLICY AND THE ‘FLOATING POPULATION’ The Administration of the Canal Boats Acts 1877–1899 (1966) (6)
Diversity and convergence: research funding and patterns of research activity in Australian universities (2000) (6)
Preparing nurses for palliative and end of life care: A survey of New Zealand nursing schools. (2021) (6)
Treasury control and social administration : a study of establishment growth at the Local Government Board 1871-1905 (1968) (6)
Finding peace in clinical settings: A narrative review of concept and practice (2016) (6)
Secrets among Friends: The Research Information Service and the "Special Relationship" in Allied Scientific Information and Intelligence, 1916-1918 (1999) (6)
Science and the Pacific War : science and survival in the Pacific, 1939-1945 (2000) (6)
Care for dying patients with primary malignant brain tumor. (2005) (6)
Is the bereavement grief intensity of survivors linked with their perception of death quality? (2019) (5)
Quakers, Jews and Science: Religious Responses to Modernity and the Sciences in Britain, 1650-1900 (2007) (5)
Challenges for education in palliative care (2004) (5)
The atom comes to Australia: reflections on the Australian nuclear programme, 1953 and 1993 (1994) (5)
John Tyndall, natural philosopher, 1820-1893 : catalogue of correspondence, journals and collected papers (1974) (5)
Introduction: Revisiting Australia's Wartime Radar Programme. (1998) (4)
Colonial engineers and the ‘cult of practicality’: Themes and dimensions in the history of Australian engineering (1995) (4)
Medication errors in a specialist palliative care unit. (2011) (4)
Palliative care for people with non-malignant conditions in a New Zealand community (2010) (4)
‘Kriegsgeologen and practical men’: military geology and modern memory, 1914–18 (1995) (4)
The Quest for Archives of British Men of Science (1973) (4)
Scientists, government and organised research in Great Britain 1914-16 (1970) (4)
Home Care Developments in the Canadian Province of Alberta with Regionalization (2011) (4)
'Full of Honour and Gain to Science': Munitions Production, Technical Intelligence and the Wartime Career of Sir Douglas Mawson, FRS. (1987) (4)
Science, progressivism, and "practical idealism": reflections on efficient imperialism and federal science in Australia, 1895-1915. (1994) (4)
Scientists, Society, and State: The Social Relations of Science Movement in Great Britain, 1931-1947. William McGucken (1986) (3)
Funeral and interment practices of rural residents: A mixed methods study (2019) (3)
Learning from Sir William Osler about the Teaching of Palliative Care (2001) (3)
Science, History and Social Activism (2001) (3)
The International Council for Science Policy Studies (1976) (3)
Palliative Care Education: An Overview (2019) (3)
Educational needs of healthcare professionals and members of the general public in Alberta Canada, 2 years after the implementation of medical assistance in dying. (2019) (3)
The development of funding policies for hospices: is casemix-based funding an option? (1999) (3)
Relieving breathlessness with nebulized morphine. (1995) (3)
Science and the Pacific War (2001) (3)
The spiritual environment in New Zealand hospice care: identifying organisational commitment to spiritual care (2014) (3)
“Instructed men” and Mining Engineers: The associates of the Royal School of Mines and British Imperial Science, 1851–1920 (1994) (3)
Teaching holism in palliative care and hospice (1997) (3)
Wisdom and the Practice of Palliative Care (2003) (3)
Warwick Anderson. The Cultivation of Whiteness: Science, Health, and Racial Destiny in Australia (2005) (3)
Balfour’s Mission to Palestine: Science, Strategy, and the Inauguration of the Hebrew University in Jerusalem (2008) (3)
Consensus, Civility, and Community: The Origins of Minerva and the Vision of Edward Shils (2016) (3)
The Mobilisation of Minds and the Crisis in International Science: The Krieg der Geister and the Manifesto of the 93* (2018) (3)
Social consequences of assisted dying: a case study. (2020) (3)
Teaching hospice medicine to medical students, house staff, and other caregivers in the United Kingdom. (1993) (3)
Dying at home in rural residential aged care: A mixed‐methods study in the Snowy Monaro region, Australia (2018) (3)
Combat Science: OSRD’s Postscript in the Pacific (2000) (2)
Physical, Psychological/Psychiatric, Social, and Spiritual Problems and Symptoms (2019) (2)
Of Men and Mining Education: The School of Mines at the University of Sydney (2000) (2)
THE CONTRADICTIONS OF PROGRESS: REFLECTIONS ON THE HISTORY OF SCIENCE AND THE DISCOURSE OF DEVELOPMENT (1992) (2)
Consensus, Civility, Community: Minerva and the Vision of Edward Shils (2017) (2)
Government and expertise : specialists, administrators, and professionals, 1860-1919 (1990) (2)
The corresponding societies of the British Association for the Advancement of Science, 1883-1929 : a survey of historical records, archives and publications (1975) (2)
Medico-legal issues in Victorian medical care. (1966) (2)
Creative Art Making in Palliative Care (2019) (2)
Approach and Nature of Palliative Care (2018) (2)
The hospital in history: edited by Lindsay Granshaw and Roy Porter. Routledge, London, 1990. ISBN-0-415-05603-9. Paperback £12.99 (1992) (2)
Introduction (2000) (2)
Book Review: Prof: The Life of Frederick Lindemann (2006) (2)
Developing a Sense of the Pacific: The 1923 Pan-Pacific Science Congress in Australia (2000) (2)
Guide to Scientific MSS (1970) (1)
Doctors' anxieties in end-of-life care (2002) (1)
Dying at Home â Can it be Done (2015) (1)
Survivor Perspectives on Quality Care (2007) (1)
The Use of Nurses in Community Palliative Care (2011) (1)
Book Review: Crying–the natural and cultural history of tears (2001) (1)
Dementia: The choice of dying at home (2014) (1)
Creating a Safe Place to Die Within a Rural Culture: An Ethnographic Study Exploring the Meaning of Place from the Experiences of Patients with a Life-limiting Illness, and their Family Caregivers (2018) (1)
Do sleep dreams of palliative patients mean anything? (2011) (1)
Archives of British men of science : introduction and index to the publication in microfiche of a survey of private and institutional holdings of British scientific archives (1972) (1)
A guide to the culture of science, technology and medicine. Essay review. (1982) (1)
Book Review: The Effect of Science on the Second World War (2002) (1)
Strategies for Europe: Proposals for science and technology policies: edited by Maurice Goldsmith 164 pages, £10, $20 (Oxford and New York, Pergamon, 1978) (1979) (1)
The Genie and the Bottle: Reflections on the Fate of the Geneva Protocol in the United States, 1918–1928 (2017) (1)
Gold From the Sea: Archibald Liversidge, F. R. S., and the “Chemical Prospectors”; 1870–1970 (1988) (1)
Les Sciences Hors d'Occident au XXeme siecle. Vol. 2 : Les Sciences coloniales. Figures et institutions = Colonial sciences : Researchers and institution (1996) (1)
Resistance to new technology: Resistance to nuclear technology: optimists, opportunists and opposition in Australian nuclear history (1995) (1)
Book Review:The Furthest Shore: Images of Terra Australis from the Middle Ages to Captain Cook William Eisler (1998) (1)
The Scientific Spirit (1982) (0)
The Cultivation of Whiteness: Science, Health, and Racial Destiny in Australia (review) (2005) (0)
The Library of Alexandria: Rediscovering the Cradle of Western Culture (2000) (0)
Book Review:The Seeds of Time: The Life of Sir Macfarlane Burnet Christopher Sexton (1993) (0)
For Science King & Country (2018) (0)
Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries (1972) (0)
Science Speaks to Power: The Role of Experts in Policymaking by David Collingridge and Colin Reeve (Francis Pinter, London, 1986), ISBN 0-86187-640-7 (1989) (0)
Peter Alter. The Reluctant Patron: Science and the State in Britain, 1850–1920 . Oxford: Berg, 1987. ISBN 0-907582-67-2. £30. (1989) (0)
Geoffrey Cantor, Religion and the Great Exhibition of 1851 . Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2011. Pp. xi+226. ISBN: 978-0-19-959667-6. £70.00 (hardback). (2013) (0)
The World of Science, the Great War and Beyond: Revisiting Max Weber’s Wissenschaft als Beruf (2018) (0)
Book Review: Britain and Biological Warfare: Expert Advice and Science Policy, 1930-65, by Brian Balmer. London: Palgrave Press, 2001 (2003) (0)
The Scientific Spirit:A Guide to the Culture of Science, Technology, and Medicine Paul T. Durbin (1982) (0)
Women in Science: International Perspectives (2001) (0)
Forged Consensus: Science, Technology and Economic Policy in the United States, 1921–1953 (2001) (0)
Les Sciences Hors d'Occident au XXeme siecle. Vol. 5 : Sciences et developpement = Sciences and development (1996) (0)
Eastern and Western approaches (1985) (0)
Lawrence Dritsas, Zambesi: David Livingstone and Expeditionary Science in Africa . New York: I.B. Tauris, 2010. Pp. xii+242. ISBN 978-1-84511-705-4. £54.40 (hardback). (2011) (0)
MARY JO NYE, Blackett: Physics, War, and Politics in the Twentieth Century. Cambridge, MA and London: Harvard University Press, 2004. Pp. x+255. ISBN 0-674-01548-7. $25.95 (hardback). (2007) (0)
Encyclopaedic approach to technology (1979) (0)
British scientists before 1914 (1970) (0)
Book Reviews (2009) (0)
Introduction: The Pacific Science Association and the Pacific Circle (2000) (0)
How spirituality is understood and taught in New Zealand medical schools—CORRIGENDUM (2014) (0)
Book Review:Australian Science in the Making R. W. Home (1992) (0)
Ave atque Vale (2007) (0)
Mark Wheelis, Lajos Rózsa and Malcolm Dando (eds.), Deadly Cultures: Biological Weapons since 1945 . Cambridge, MA and London: Harvard University Press, 2006. Pp. xi+479. ISBN 0-0674-01699-8. £37.95, €51.00, $59.95 (hardback). (2008) (0)
Science and the Raj, 1857-1905@@@Technology and the Raj: Western Technology and Technical Transfers to India, 1700-1947@@@Colonialism, Chemical Technology and Industry in Southern India, 1880-1937 (1997) (0)
Margaret Mary Gowing CBE FBA. 26 April 1921 — 7 November 1998 (2012) (0)
Allied Scientific Collaboration in the Second World War: Some Anniversary Reflections (1995) (0)
David Edgerton, Warfare State: Britain, 1920–1970. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2005. Pp. xv+364. ISBN 0-521-67231-7. £45.00, $75.00 (paperback). (2009) (0)
Always an Adventure: An Autobiography by Hugh A. Dempsey (review) (2013) (0)
A10-A A Good Enough Death? (2016) (0)
How Good Do you have to be (2015) (0)
For Science, King and Country (2018) (0)
Prospective neurological analyses of 287 patients with advanced cancer in home care (2017) (0)
The worldwide diffusion of science (1993) (0)
Sometimes a case can be made for physician-assisted suicide: no. (2010) (0)
Community specialist palliative care services in New Zealand: a survey of Aotearoa hospices. (2022) (0)
Multidisciplinary education in palliative (1994) (0)
D07-C Foundations of Spiritual Care: Evaluation of a New Zealand Hospice Spiritual Care Programme (2016) (0)
Palliative Care Education in Malta (1991) (0)
Dying to Know; Learning to Care (2013) (0)
Bart Schultz, Henry Sidgwick – Eye of the Universe: An Intellectual Biography. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2004. Pp. xx+858. ISBN 0-521-82967-4. £40.00 (hardback). (2008) (0)
Palliative medicine: a change in emphasis? (1990) (0)
Changing the way that doctors learn to care for people who are dying (2001) (0)
A10-C A Palliative Care Home Support Program in New South Wales (NSW), Australia – Design and Evaluation (2016) (0)
Palliative and end of life care in undergraduate medical education: a survey of New Zealand medical schools (2021) (0)
Book Review: The Best Care Possible: A Physician's Quest to Transform Care through the End of Life (2012) (0)
P094 Learning from Bereaved Family Caregivers About their Experiences of Home Death (2016) (0)
Evaluation in palliative care education. (1996) (0)
Caring for children who are dying. (2002) (0)
Learning and Teaching Palliative Care: Can We Do Better? (2013) (0)
The life and journals of Thomas Archer Hirst, FRS (1830–1892) (1974) (0)
Attending to the fact—staying with dying (2005) (0)
Rehabilitation and Cancer: What Helps or Hinders Physical Activity Engagement Following a Diagnosis of Cancer? (2014) (0)
A political history of the House of Lords, 1811–1846: from the regency to Corn Law repeal (2010) (0)
Reflections in the corridor: training doctors to care at the end of life. (2014) (0)
LAWRENCE GOLDMAN, Science, Reform and Politics in Victorian Britain: The Social Science Association, 1857–1886. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2002. Pp. 419+index. ISBN 0-521-33053. (2005) (0)
Consensus, Civility, and Community: The Origins of Minerva and the Vision of Edward Shils (2016) (0)
Introduction - Museums and the Cultivation of Knowledge in the Pacific (2001) (0)
British Society for the History of Medicine Sixth British Congress on the History of Medicine (1967) (0)
Scientific prince of a Victorian kingdom (1982) (0)
Collaboration and communication - what is one without the other (2012) (0)
Can programs of primary palliative care research be developed systematically? Views from four countries (2007) (0)
Palliative and end of life care in undergraduate medical education: a survey of New Zealand medical schools (2022) (0)
James Delbourgo;, Nicholas Dew (Editors).Science and Empire in the Atlantic World. xiv + 365 pp., figs., tables, index. New York/London: Routledge, 2008. $31.95 (paper). (2009) (0)
Book Review: Nature's Museums; Victorian Science and the Architecture of Display (2000) (0)
Rebecca Priestley.Mad on Radium: New Zealand in the Atomic Age. xii + 275 pp., bibl., index. Auckland: Auckland University Press, 2012. NZ $45 (paper). (2014) (0)
Gyan Prakash. Another Reason: Science and the Imagination of Modern India. Princeton: Princeton University Press. 1999. Pp. xiii, 304. Cloth $49.50, paper $17.95 (2000) (0)
Scientific London The 'Architecture' of Scientific Activity in the Metropolis 1870–1914. (1983) (0)
All you need is E-mail (1994) (0)

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