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The artifacts of medicine and other health-care practices offer an important source material for historians. Scholarly study of medical technology, such as surgical instruments, can often augment our knowledge of health-care practices in ways that are not possible with traditional textual sources; such study can also contribute to our understanding of larger issues in the history of technology in general. To undertake scholarly analyses requires collections of artifacts representing as wide a cross-section of health-care practices as possible. Fortunately, through the foresight of some historical institutions around the world collections are available for study. Similarly, owing to the energies of connoisseurs, who collect medical artifacts for their aesthetic or antique value, many private collections have also developed. As well, defining artifacts broadly to include physical structures or historical sites expands the range of material available for analysis.

Medical and Related Museums, Historic Sites, and Exhibits in Ontario: An Annotated Guide and Review