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- 1. Shell Shock and its Treatment at Dublin’s Richmond War Hospital, 1916-19 Brendan Kelly University College Dublin
- 3. 1. The Richmond Asylum (1814) 2. Shell shock 3. The Richmond War Hospital (1916) 4. Cases of shell shock 5. Treating shell shock 6. Legacy of the Richmond War Hospital
- 4. 1. The Richmond Asylum (1814) 2. Shell shock 3. The Richmond War Hospital (1916) 4. Cases of shell shock 5. Treating shell shock 6. Legacy of the Richmond War Hospital
- 5. Hallaran’s 1810 textbook, along with evidence of increasing rates of insanity, prompted authorities to build the Richmond Asylum, 1814
- 6. 1851.00 1861.00 1871.00 1881.00 1891.00 4000.00 6000.00 8000.00 10000.00 12000.00 14000.00 16000.00 Number Mental illness Intellectual disability
- 13. Dr Richard Leper at St Patrick’s Hospital, reported that two admissions during ‘the height of the rebellion’ were ‘produced by shock and terror caused by the insurrection’ In one case, the army ambulance ‘was fired on whilst conveying the patient to the Hospital’
- 14. 1. The Richmond Asylum (1814) 2. Shell shock 3. The Richmond War Hospital (1916) 4. Cases of shell shock 5. Treating shell shock 6. Legacy of the Richmond War Hospital
- 15. Battle of the Somme July – November 1916 1 million killed or seriously wounded
- 16. Major CS Myers CBR, FRS 1873-1946 Popularised the term ‘shell shock’ Lancet, 1915
- 19. 1. The Richmond Asylum (1814) 2. Shell shock 3. The Richmond War Hospital (1916) 4. Cases of shell shock 5. Treating shell shock 6. Legacy of the Richmond War Hospital
- 20. Base Hospital No. 26 France
- 21. Injured servicemen with nurses in the village hall in Shepreth, South Cambridgesshire, used as military hospital, 1915-19
- 22. Croydon
- 25. Discharged, ‘quite rational’, after five weeks
- 26. `Spent eight months as a prisoner of war
- 27. Craiglockart War Hospital, Edinburgh (1916-19)
- 28. Siegfried Sassoon, 1886-1967 Wilfred Owen, 1893-1918
- 29. Dr WHR Rivers, 1863-1922
- 31. 1. The Richmond Asylum (1814) 2. Shell shock 3. The Richmond War Hospital (1916) 4. Cases of shell shock 5. Treating shell shock 6. Legacy of the Richmond War Hospital
- 33. Journal of Mental Science 1925; 71: 219-24 0.5% returned to military duty
- 34. 1. The Richmond Asylum (1814) 2. Shell shock 3. The Richmond War Hospital (1916) 4. Cases of shell shock 5. Treating shell shock 6. Legacy of the Richmond War Hospital
- 35. War Neuroses: Netley Hospital (1917), part 4 of 5 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ah2f9VabEYE
- 36. Journal of Mental Science 1917; 63: 297-9
- 38. Shower bath, Pennsylvania Hospital for the Insane, 1868
- 50. 1. The Richmond Asylum (1814) 2. Shell shock 3. The Richmond War Hospital (1916) 4. Cases of shell shock 5. Treating shell shock 6. Legacy of the Richmond War Hospital
- 51. The legacy of the Richmond War Hospital to the Irish asylum system and efforts at reform during the 1900s
- 52. 1 High discharge rates 2 Better conditions 3 Patients not certified ‘insane’; RMS Donelan:
- 53. The legacy of the Richmond War Hospital to the Irish asylum system and efforts at reform during the 1900s The broader effects of the network of war hospitals throughout Great Britain and Ireland, including the Richmond, on the identity and practice of psychiatry
- 55. The legacy of the Richmond War Hospital to the Irish asylum system and efforts at reform during the 1900s The broader effects of the network of war hospitals throughout Great Britain and Ireland, including the Richmond, on the identity and practice of psychiatry The legacy of the Richmond War Hospital to Ireland’s memory and commemoration of the First World War, and its psychological effect on Irish soldiers
- 56. 1929
- 57. 14 April 2014
- 58. Byrne says his abiding memory of growing up on Rialto Street was his father waking, screaming, in the middle of the night – terror that his son believes was caused by the trauma of the war Irish Times, 5 April 2014
- 60. Great grandfather Sylvester Cummins 1914 Royal Dublin Fusiliers 1916 Battle of the Somme ‘Survived the war, but not its consequences’ ‘Suicide by gas poisoning, there being no evidence to show state of mind’
- 62. Shell Shock and its Treatment at Dublin’s Richmond War Hospital, 1916-19 brendankelly35@gmail.com