A striking, fully illustrated Industrial Medicine knowledge organiser suitable for GCSE Medicine Through Time courses across different exam boards.

This single-page A4 revision resource presents the essential developments of eighteenth- and nineteenth-century medicine through a premium graffiti-style design, memorable historical illustrations and concise revision notes.

Coverage includes:

Edward Jenner and smallpox vaccination
Opposition to vaccination and government intervention
Louis Pasteur and Germ Theory
Robert Koch and the identification of specific microbes
John Snow’s 1854 cholera investigation
Anaesthetics, including ether and chloroform
Joseph Lister and antiseptic surgery
Florence Nightingale and the professionalisation of nursing
The contribution of Mary Seacole and other nurses
Edwin Chadwick and the 1848 Public Health Act
The Great Stink and Bazalgette’s sewer system
The compulsory 1875 Public Health Act
Factors working together to produce change
The differing pace of change in knowledge, treatment and care
Grade 7–9 historical insight
An exam-practice flashcard question

The resource is supplied as an editable PowerPoint slide and is ideal for:

Revision lessons
Homework and independent study
Intervention sessions
Classroom displays
Knowledge retrieval
Supporting pupils who have missed lessons

Clear Comic Sans text, powerful illustrations and strong visual organisation help pupils understand how science, technology, individuals, government, war and communication worked together to transform medicine.

Suitable for Medicine Through Time and Health and the People courses across different examination boards.