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Patient voices: autumn lectures
Join the Royal College of Physicians (RCP) Museum for a virtual lectures evening exploring
examples of voices of both visible and marginalised female patients featured in new RCP
exhibition ‘Patient voices’.
We are delighted to be hosting three expert speakers to give us more insight into these
women, exploring themes of agency, trust and power.
Featuring:
- ‘Patient voices: power, truth, understanding’ an introduction to the exhibition with
RCP senior curator, Liz Douglas
- ‘The Cordon Bleu of Physicians: Medical Conflict, Agency, and the Illness of
Princess Amelia’ with Carolyn Day, William Montogomery Burnett Professor of
History at Furman University
- ‘The Women of the Lock’ with Patrick Wallis, Professor of Economic History at the
London School of Economics, and Alexandra Foulds, Archives Manager at the Royal
College of Surgeons of England
examples of voices of both visible and marginalised female patients featured in new RCP
exhibition ‘Patient voices’.
We are delighted to be hosting three expert speakers to give us more insight into these
women, exploring themes of agency, trust and power.
Featuring:
- ‘Patient voices: power, truth, understanding’ an introduction to the exhibition with
RCP senior curator, Liz Douglas
- ‘The Cordon Bleu of Physicians: Medical Conflict, Agency, and the Illness of
Princess Amelia’ with Carolyn Day, William Montogomery Burnett Professor of
History at Furman University
- ‘The Women of the Lock’ with Patrick Wallis, Professor of Economic History at the
London School of Economics, and Alexandra Foulds, Archives Manager at the Royal
College of Surgeons of England
Wednesday 18 November
11 St Andrews Place London NW1 4LE
6 - 8pm, £5 per ticket
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