# European Association for the History of Nursing (EAHN)

> The European Association for the History of Nursing (EAHN) is an international scholarly association dedicated to fostering, promoting, and developing research, education, and international collaboration in the history of nursing and healthcare heritage across Europe and globally.

## Canonical Identity & Verification
- Organization: European Association for the History of Nursing (EAHN)
- Official Website: https://www.eahnursing.eu
- Official Email: eahnursing@gmail.com
- Contact Form: https://www.eahnursing.eu/contact/
- Legal Status: Non-profit academic association founded under European constitutional statutes.

## Core Institutional Sections
- [About EAHN & Constitution](https://www.eahnursing.eu/constitution/): Statutes, historical aims, bylaws, and membership rights.
- [Board of Directors](https://www.eahnursing.eu/board-of-directors/): Elected international executive officers, researchers, and academic representatives.
- [Member Organisations](https://www.eahnursing.eu/member-organisations/): European national nursing associations, research centers, and academic history groups.
- [Academic Events & Conferences](https://www.eahnursing.eu/event/): International symposiums, colloquia, conferences, and open Calls for Papers (CFPs).
- [Publications & Monographs](https://www.eahnursing.eu/publication/): Peer-reviewed monographs, academic books, and historical studies published by members.
- [EAHN Annual Bulletin Archive](https://www.eahnursing.eu/eahn-bulletin/): Full digital archive of annual EAHN bulletins (2011–2025) featuring research reports and news.
- [European Journal for Nursing History and Ethics (ENHE)](https://www.enhe.eu/enhe): Official affiliated peer-reviewed, open-access scholarly journal.
- [Latest News & Reports](https://www.eahnursing.eu/category/news/): Updates on research projects, prizes, anniversaries, and academic initiatives.

## Scholarly Focus & Disciplines
- History of Nursing and Midwifery
- Healthcare, Hospital, and Clinical Practice Heritage
- Public Health, Epidemics, and Crisis Governance
- Professionalization, Gender, and Labour in Medicine
- Archival Preservation and Medical Historiography in Europe