Health and Health-Care between Self-Help, Intermediary Organizations and Formal Poor Relief (from the Middle Ages to the present) PHOENIX TN Technical Secretariat Voice: (34) 657985281 Fax: (34) 981509965 webmaster@phoenixtn.net Health and Health-Care between Self-Help, Intermediary Organizations and Formal Poor Relief (from the Middle Ages to the present) Universidade do Minho, Braga, Portugal, 2nd-4th Jully 2004 Scientific Committee Dr. Marta Lobo de Araujo (Universidade do Minho) Dr. Laurinda Abreu (Universidade de Évora) Dr. Martin Dinges (Universität Mannheim) Venue For the Evening Lecture: Museu Nogueira da Silva For the Sessions: Universidade do Minho, Campus de Gualtar CPII Anfiteatro B1 The transport to the venues will leave the hotel 30 minutes in advance of the Evening Lecture, Opening Session and Section 3. All lunches and dinners will take place in the restaurant of the university, Campus de Gualtar, close to the venue. Accomodation Hotel Turismo de Braga Praceta João XXI 4715-036 Braga Portugal telephone: (351)253206000 htb@hotelturismobraga.com http://www.hotelturismobraga.com Please, see PHOENIX TN Bulletin 7 (http://phoenixtn.net/bulletin7.jsp) for more details. Summarized schedule available at http://phoenixtn.net/braga2004. Thursday, July 1st 2004, 18:30, Museu Nogueira da Silva. Evening lecture Presented by Martin Dinges Health care and attitudes in health matters Øivind Larsen University of Oslo Norway Thursday, July 1st 2004, 20:15. Dinner. Restaurant of the University. Campus de Gualtar Friday, July 2nd 2004. Morning, 8:30. Registration Friday, July 2nd 2004. Morning, 9:00. Opening of the conference Dr. José Viriato Capela Universidade do Minho Portugal Dr. Moisés Martins Instituto de Ciências Sociais Universidade do Minho Portugal Dr. Marta Lobo de Araujo Universidade do Minho Portugal Dr. Laurinda Abreu Universidade de Évora Portugal Dr. Martin Dinges Universität Mannheim Germany Friday, July 2nd 2004, 9:30. Coffee break Friday, July 2nd 2004. Morning, 10:00. Section 1. Agency and the choice of appropriated medical services: From Switzerland during the 18th century to nowadays’ new EU-members Chair: Martin Dinges Medical self-help in 18th century rural Switzerland – the case of Ulrich Bräker (1735- 1798) Susanne Hoffmann Universität Mannheim Germany Calvinism, ill health and Early Modern Geneva Philip Rieder Université de Genève Switzerland Strategies for Health Care and Sustenance: The Elderly Poor in the Ionian Islands and Malta, 1800-1870s John Chircop University of Malta Malta The development and role of self-help, intermediary organizations and formal health care institutions in cancer rehabilitation in Hungary since 1980 Bence Döbrössy University of Debrecen Hungary Friday, July 2nd 2004, 13:00. Lunch. Restaurant of the University. Campus de Gualtar Friday, July 2nd 2004. Afternoon, 14:30. Section 2. From early modern to modern structures of health care: choices between the informal and the formal Chair: Laurinda Abreu The Poor Law, Health Care and the Great Famine in Ireland, 1845-1852 Laurence M. Geary University College, Cork Ireland The invention of a medical institution? The discussion on hospitals around 1800 Fritz Dross Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf Germany Exploring the borderline: the Royal Hospitals as scenary for self-help in XVIIth Century Madrid Teresa Huguet Universidad Autònoma de Barcelona Spain The Lisbon conservatoires in the Early Modern Period: the formal support for the vulnerable women Maria de Fátima Reis Universidade de Lisboa Portugal Friday, July 1st 2004, 16:30. Coffee break Friday, July 2nd 2004, 17:00. Discussion Friday, July 2nd 2004, 19:30. Dinner. Restaurant of the University. Campus de Gualtar Friday, July 2nd 2004, 21:00. Concert. Museu Nogueira da Silva Gardens Saturday, July 3rd 2004. Morning, 9:00. Section 3. «Informal» and collective forms of health care: From the Balearic countryside to Lisbon Chair: Fritz Dross The creation of an informal health care network in rural Majorca, 18th-20th centuries Isabel Moll Blanes Universidad de las Islas Baleares Spain Socio-sanitary religious services in the Balearic Society in the XIX and XX centuries. Standard of instruction and qualification of the Sisters of Charity of Saint Vicent de Paúl within the Spanish context Gloria Gallego Caminero Universitat de les Illes Balears Spain Margalida Miró Bonet Universitat de les Illes Balears Spain Pilar Bosch Cladera Universitat de les Illes Balears Spain Rosa Miró Bonet Universitat de les Illes Balears Spain Maria Llull Universitat de les Illes Balears Spain Portuguese Homeopathy in the XIX century: from marginal small group iniciative to mutualist organization Yann Loïc Macedo de Morais Araújo Universidade de Coimbra Portugal Saturday, July 3rd 2004, 10:30. Coffee break Saturday, July 3rd 2004. Morning, 11:00. Section 4. Institutional health care outside hospitals: Two Swedish cases Chair: Larry Geary Water-Cures for Chlorotic Girls. Swedish Spas as Health Care Providers in the late Nineteenth Century Anna-Karin Frih Örebro University Sweden The First Institutions for the Treatment of Alcoholism in Sweden, 1885 - 1915. Reflections Upon Treatment Methods and Patients´ Opposition Anna Prestjan University of Orebro Sweden Saturday, July 3rd 2004, 13:00. Lunch. Restaurant of the University. Campus de Gualtar Saturday, July 3rd 2004. Afternoon, 14:30. Section 5. (Re-)inventing institutions and health care systems: Reconfiguring existing institutions, National Health Care schemes, Hospitals and Research Institutions Chair: Øivind Larsen Professional Responsibility and the Welfare System in Spain at the Turn of the 19th Century Pilar León Sanz Universidad de Navarra Spain Czech health care systems and their impact on population (2nd half of 20th century) Kvetuse Zikmundová Charles University Pratur Ceská Republika (Czech Republic) Helena Zavázalová Charles University Czech Republic Vladimír Zaremba Charles University Czech Republic František Lavicka Charles University Czech Republic Czechoslovak Hospital Reform in the 1930s Hana Mášová Charles University Czech Republic Public Health, Community and Research around 1900. The Portuguese case Ana Leonor Pereira Universidade de Coimbra Portugal João Rui Pita Universidade de Coimbra Portugal Saturday, July 3rd 2004, 16:30. Coffee break Saturday, July 3rd 2004, 17:00. Discussion and Conclusions Saturday, July 3rd 2004, 18:30. Closing Saturday, July 3rd 2004, 19:30. Dinner. Restaurant of the University. Campus de Gualtar Evening Sunday, July 4th 2004. Departure