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Educational, academic and social activity of the National Midwifery School in Krakow during the interwar years of the 20th Century

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Płoch K.

Rocznik Komisji Nauk Pedagogicznych

2014

nr LXVII

5-13

The beginning of professional midwifery training in Krakow dates back to the late 18th century (1780) and its institutional structures were, in various ways, connected to the Faculty of Medicine of the Jagiellonian University. The process of standardization of midwifery education and the introduction of national legal regulation of the profession took place in the interwar period of the 20 th century, in the wake of Poland’s restoration as an independent state. The institutionalization of midwifery was accompanied by the development of other forms of professional nursery and health care strategies. The aim of this study is to present a comprehensive survey of the activities of the National Midwifery School in Krakow in 1918-1939, a period that was vital for both the consolidation of midwifery and the professional awareness of its practitioners. Even though it was inadequately funded and housed, the School became an influential educational, academic and opinion-making centre, whose history has not yet been adequately researched.

Kształcenie techników farmaceutycznych w Krakowie w latach 1963–2007

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Płoch K.

Rocznik Komisji Nauk Pedagogicznych

2013

nr LXVI

33-51

Training of pharmacy technicians began in Krakow in 1963 with the establishment of the State School of Pharmacy Technicians. Initially it was a two-year vocational college and since 1972 a post-secondary school, located at 9/11 Fornalska street (now H. Wietora street) and then at 58–60 Zamoyskiego street. In the years 1972–2007 the training was carried out within various forms of organizational structure of the school, i.e. it was either a field of study or a faculty. By 2007, a total of 2225 pharmacy technicians were trained and gained qualifications to compound and dispense medicines in community pharmacies, hospital pharmacies, sanatorium pharmacies, railway pharmacies and in dispensaries. Over time, pharmacy technicians’ qualifications were extended to manage dispensaries, which made it a significantly more attractive profession. In 2007 the first external examination was held, which confirmed professional qualifications of the graduates.