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HIV Oral History Interviews
A series of oral history interviews with ex-Lothian Health Board staff on the history of HIV treatment and care in Edinburgh, recorded by Lothian Health Services Archive staff from 2015 to 2018. Please note that this catalogue is in progress, and more oral histories will be added over time.
HIV/AIDS Sexual Health Pamphlets
Articles, publications, leaflets, and annual reports on topics relating to HIV/AIDS and sexual health.
Hope Account Book, Sir John Hope of Craighall
Hope, Mann, Todd and Kirk, Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh law agents
Hospital Chaplains, Edinburgh Diocese of the Episcopal Church of Scotland
List of duties; routines and timetables; visiting etiquette; scriptural texts; list of Church property; annual and Christmas accounts; baptism, confirmation and burials registers; annual returns 1939-1960; graphs relating to activities 1927-1962
Houstoun Family Album
Intelligence report from Thomas Henderson at Jedburgh to Sir John Forster, October 1559
J. Gardner & Son Edinburgh, Surgical Instrument Manufacturers
Items relating to the work of J. Gardner & Son, Surgical Instrument Manufacturers. These include design sketches and templates of surgical instruments and medical apparatus produced by the company, manuals and catalogues produced by suppliers of materials, and other documents related to the company's business activities. All materials included in this collection date from 1894 to around 1970.
Jacqueline Mok
Documents relating to the academic and professional life of Dr Jacqueline Mok. In addition to her own work, which focuses on the mother-to-child transmission of HIV, documents also focus on transmission of blood-borne viruses through infected blood. Procedural documents and correspondence relate to the work of Lothian Health Board (Community Child Health), which includes both financial and research records. In addition to HIV and AIDS, some documents focus on hepatitis.
James Johnson: notes from lectures on chemistry by Joseph Black
The lectures on chemistry by Joseph Black consist of:
- 1 volume of lecture notes (1770-1775)