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NHS, Beveridge report and the Welfare State
📥 welfare state- the gov committing to protect the health of its people
☎ 1942 Beveridge report- highlighted the issues within society: disease, want, ignorance, idleness
demanded change, triggered NHS
📥 1948 NHS set up by Labour to supply health care
help for the poor
opposition from doctors, patients had to pay for prescriptions from 1951
cost, choices and issues of healthcare
⛪ charities, churches disagreed with NHS
doctors worried they would lose money
📥 prices rose to maintain NHS, more demand than expected
long waiting lists, dirty wards, understaffed hospitals
development of pharmaceutical industry
🔬 1st antibiotic discovered- penicillin
📥 investments in pharmaceutical
🔬vaccines developed e.g. HPV
🔬 use of IVF first birth in 1978
penicillin- discovery (Fleming) and development
🎲🔬 Fleming- went on holiday- when returned noticed mould had stopped bacteria growing
never tested it on animals- not ‘pure’ enough
☎ published findings in 1929
🔬🧍♂ 1937- Chain and Florey researched into penicillin
recieved money from gov
1941- tested on humans for first time
📥⚔ 1945- gov paid for it to have treated 250,000 soldiers, 15% saved by penicillin
new diseases and treatments
bacteria evolve- antibiotics don’t work
‘superbugs’
🔬 1953- stem cells discovered
🔬 2003- human genome project
🔬 2006- HPV vaccine
🔬 2013- first liver grown from stem cells
alternative treatments
aromatherapy- essential oils- good emotions
acupuncture- needles- balance energy
hypnotherapy- hypnosis- evokes positivity
homeopathy- same symptoms- cure
blood
🧍♂ 1901- Karl Landsteiner developed blood groups
⚔ WW1- colossal loss of blood- scientists worked harder to develop blood transfusions
📥 national blood banks produced
⚔ impact of war and technology on surgery
🔬 heart surgery developed during WW2
🔬 plastic surgery developed during WW1
🔬 splints developed during WW1- used today
🔬 surgeons worked out how to soak wounds WW1
modern surgical methods- lasers, keyhole surgery
🔬 lasers used for eye surgery, cancer treatments and control of bleeding
🔬 keyhole surgery uses microscopic cameras
reduces risk of infection
speeds up recovery time
transplant surgery
🔬 1960- first kidney transplant
🔬 1986- first heart, lung liver transplant
🔬 2006- first partial face transplant
🔬 2008- first full face transplant
importance of Booth, Rowntree and Boer war
☎ 1898- Booth report highlighting link between poverty and high death rates
☎ 1901- Rowntree report showed 30% of people lived in poverty
⚔📥 1898-1901- Britain lost Boar war due to 40% of soldiers being written off due to poor living conditions
📥 Liberal social reforms and WW1
📥 1900- working class gained the vote
📥 1906-1911- social reforms
free school meals
old age pensions
sick benefits
📥⚔ WW1- caused bigger demand for peoples right to healthcare- increased popularity of liberal gov