Το Πανεπιστήμιο Keele παρουσιάζει τη νέα επιστημονική ημερίδα του θεσμού Reflections, με τίτλο «Από το Έγκλημα στο Δικαστήριο: Η Επιστήμη στην Υπηρεσία της Δικαιοσύνης»
Thank You! to all our health heroes, as much on the front lines today as they were in 1918. #MuseumsThankHealthHeroes
— Woodrow Wilson House (@WWilsonHouse) April 1, 2020
🎨Harrison Fisher, ca 1917, Woodrow Wilson House Collection) #MuseumsFromHome pic.twitter.com/UKtedg43rO
More than 100 years ago, Lewis W. Hine photographed this Red Cross nurse and a patient. Today, we join many museums to thank nurses, doctors, paramedics and healthcare professionals, who continue to work for the health and wellness of society. Thank you. #MuseumsThankHealthHeroes pic.twitter.com/quvkSroZ7n
— National Gallery of Canada (@NatGalleryCan) April 1, 2020
Today, we're joining museums around the world for #MuseumsThankHealthHeroes! Thank you to all the healthcare workers and frontline staff who are working 24/7 to keep us healthy and safe during this difficult time. ❤️
— Women in the Arts (NMWA) (@WomenInTheArts) April 1, 2020
📷: #MaryEllenMark, "Nurses Working, Novartis - China," 2012 pic.twitter.com/AfIT0JICqZ
#MuseumsThankHealthHeroes
— Wood Library-Museum (@WLMHQ) April 3, 2020
This oil painting depicts surgery from the front, focusing on the anesthesiologist and the tools he needs to keep a patient alive. Thank you to our anesthesiologists, doctors, nurses, and all other healthcare workers. You are amazing! pic.twitter.com/rjbGH4QArh
Today we join the museum community to thank the healthcare workers, caretakers, hospital maintenance workers, and all who are on the front lines of the COVID-19 crisis. We're sharing this #EdwardHopper drawing of a nurse and child in the park for #MuseumsThankHealthHeroes today. pic.twitter.com/aQGV0fqKGK
— Whitney Museum (@whitneymuseum) April 1, 2020
#MuseumsThankHealthHeroes
— Museum at FIT (@museumatFIT) April 1, 2020
Nurses are essential healthcare workers, especially in times of war and sickness. The distinctive uniform – cap and starch white collar, cuffs, and smock – was developed during the mid-19th century.
American Red Cross nurse uniforms, c.1918 and 1941-45 pic.twitter.com/EVNP5Hg1ct
To the doctors, nurses, & medical personnel, we cannot thank you enough for your hard work, but we will try. #MuseumsThankHealthHeroes // An undated photo of a dr. examining a girl. CHM, ICHi-026150. Nurse Florence Watson treats Lovie Bernard, Chicago, 1970. ST-19030953-0005, CHM pic.twitter.com/fDbjlW25DG
— ChicagoHistoryMuseum (@ChicagoMuseum) April 1, 2020