Interview with Patricia Horne Transcript of two interviews conducted by Ida Milne with Dr Patricia Horne, a retired physician. In the interview Dr Horne talked about a wide range of topics, including: - her early life and family, such as her grandfather Dr Andrew Horne (co-founder of the National Maternity Hospital), father Dr Andrew Horne (who served at Gallipoli in the First World War), and mother Dr Delia Horne (née Mockler); - medical education in University College Dublin; - experience of working in the Mater Misercordiae Hospital, Dublin; Temple Street Children's Hospital, Dublin; and Cashel County Hospital, County Tipperary; - time spent working with the Medical Missionaries of Mary in Nsukka, Nigeria. Dr Horne talks about childbirth, symphysiotomies, malaria, yaws, and tuberculosis in Nigeria; - periods spent working in Zambia and Kenya; - improvements in anaesthesia; - the advent of antibiotics and medical and psychiatric drugs; - use of quinine in Africa; - the generations of medics in her family. December 2012 - February 2013