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Publicado 2005
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The enlightenment thinking origins and characteristics in the Spanish metropolis during the XVII and XVIII centuries and its relation with Hipolito Unanue’s (1755-1833) main medical ideas genesis introduced during Peru’s viceroyalty is reviewed. Unanue and his main work “Observations on Lima’s Climate” are integrated in the intellectual tradition of the medical topographies initiated in France and England and that had his first expression in this Peruvian author for all the Spanish Empire. We describe his particular incorporation of the enlightenment ideas to the neohippocratic movement, influencing Peruvian medicine during the XIX century through the first decades of the XX century under the form of ‘Medical Geography’. Finally we point out Unanue’s recognized medical concepts application on medical education reform and his support to the implantation of hygiene measures...
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Publicado 2006
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El 9 de septiembre de 1856, en el marco de la reforma educativa emprendida por el gobierno del Mariscal Castilla y a partir del hasta entonces vigente Colegio de la Independencia, se crea la Facultad de Medicina de San Fernando, reintegrando la enseñanza de la medicina al seno de la Universidad de San Marcos y culminando un proceso que se había iniciado mas de sesenta años antes, en el periodo virreinal, y que sentó las bases para la enseñanza moderna de las ciencias médicas en el Perú. Desde entonces han transcurrido 150 años de fructífera labor del alma mater de la medicina peruana y su efemérides es una buena oportunidad para recordar sucintamente la génesis y el sentido de la fundación de la primera Facultad de Medicina del Perú.
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Publicado 2006
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El 9 de septiembre de 1856, en el marco de la reforma educativa emprendida por el gobierno del Mariscal Castilla y a partir del hasta entonces vigente Colegio de la Independencia, se crea la Facultad de Medicina de San Fernando, reintegrando la enseñanza de la medicina al seno de la Universidad de San Marcos y culminando un proceso que se había iniciado mas de sesenta años antes, en el periodo virreinal, y que sentó las bases para la enseñanza moderna de las ciencias médicas en el Perú. Desde entonces han transcurrido 150 años de fructífera labor del alma mater de la medicina peruana y su efemérides es una buena oportunidad para recordar sucintamente la génesis y el sentido de la fundación de la primera Facultad de Medicina del Perú.
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Publicado 2000
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This paper briefly sums up the long history of the Royal San Andres Hospital, comprising its beginnings on 1552 with San Francisco de Molina, its evolution until becoming one of the most important hospitals of Lima and then of Perú during the colonial age, its trascendental link with, the peruvian history and medicine, specially with San Fernando, in the medical teaching reform with the establishment of the Surgery and Anatomy Amphitheatre, until its last service day on March 1875, date in which it was relegated by a Modern Hospital for such an age, The Dos de Mayo Hospital. Due to its significance for history, Medicine and San Fernando its still in existence structures would be the adequate ones to shelter the Peruvian Medical History Museum.
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The present assay focuses on the role of the master Carlos Lanfranco La Hoz on building the cultural imaginary of our Faculty. We address his outstanding performance within the various events of our institutional history. We state that Lanfranco is the expression of a new medical culture within the San Fernando Faculty of Medicine, being himself a mandatory reference for a community in reconstruction and through the search of an identity. We address the values which led him, such as tolerance, academic excellence, humanistic vocation, as well as teaching with the aim of building a universitary community. We propose that while the Faculty becomes a community (Universitas) able to accomplish Lanfranco’s goals, we must consider him the most important reference of the second half of the century, in order to reach a new medical culture, based upon the best of our scientific and universitary...
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Publicado 2002
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This study analizes Daniel Alcides Carrion role as a cultural hero and central element of Peruvian medical tradition. We verify the meaning of the elaboration process of Carrions experiment in a political struggle and national reconstruction scenery that converges with the beginning of the century aristocratic elite positivism. Social recomposition of medical institutions and the emergent fraction entrance to the Faculty of Medicine makes end of the XIX century-Carrions created image to become a neutral icon at the present time, amenable to absolute reivindication by all sectors as it is deeply rooted in the past with no current presence. A cultural imaginary analysis of Peruvian Medical School development (1886-1956) is done, as during this period San Fernando produced the countrys largest and best quality medical knowledge. We conclude that confluence of local medical imaginary e...
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Publicado 2015
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The countries of the Andean subregion Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Venezuela, integrated into the Andean Health Organization - Hipólito Unanue Convention (ORAS - CONHU) developed and approved by Resolution REMSAA XXXIII / 474 of 23 November 2012, Andean Policy Planning and Management of Human Resources in Health and implementation of its Action Plan 2013-2017.
