2009 Margaret Angus Research Fellowship Evening

2009 Margaret Angus Research Fellowship ~ Museum Of Health Care at Kingston

Each year the Margaret Angus Research Fellow is selected by the Museum from a pool of qualified applicants. The appointed Fellow spends the duration of the six-month program researching and preparing a manuscript reflecting the history of health and health care as expressed by components of the Museum's collection. Each year, usually in October, the paper is presented by the fellow to an audience at the Museum, to the delight of the public and professionals alike.

This years Margaret Angus Research Fellowship Evening Presentation was titled:

From Laboratory Instrument to Powerful Diagnostic Tool:
The Impact of the Electrocardiogram on the Clinical Diagnosis of Heart Disease, 1900-1970

By Leanne Shapton

Held on Thursday, October 1, 2009 at 7:00 pm

To view the whole event visit our website: www.museumofhealthcare.ca

Intro Music: Beethoven's Symphony No. 9 (Scherzo)

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