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 English AACR2 Anglo-American Cataloguing Rules Person created 2003-03-28 human Ailie Smith updated 2026-01-08 human https://www.eoas.info/biogs/P004457b.htm person Berne Dagmar AACR2 1865 22 August 1900 Place of Birth New South Wales, Australia Place of Death Sydney, New South Wales, Australia Physician Dagmar Berne enrolled in medicine at the University of Sydney in 1885, becoming the first woman to enrol in medicine in an Australian university. In the late 1880s she travelled to England where she gained her medical qualifications at London University in 1893. After working in a hospital in Tottenham, England, she returned to Sydney in 1895. Berne was the second woman to register to practice as a doctor with the Medical Board of New South Wales. She set up practice in Macquarie Street, but died of tuberculosis five years later.

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 Berne, Dagmar (1865-1900)

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 'Berne, Dagmar', in Encyclopedia of Australian Science and Innovation, Centre for Transformative Innovation, Swinburne University of Technology Berne, Dagmar Swinburne University of Technology, Centre for Transformative Innovation Encyclopedia of Australian Science and Innovation Book Section: Dr Dagmar Berne Dr Dagmar Berne Melbourne Centenary of Federation Victoria 2001 Victorian Honour Roll of Women Journal Article: WISEwomen in the past . . . Dagmar Berne Mackinolty, Judy WISEwomen in the past . . . Dagmar Berne 1995 Wisenet : Journal of the Women in Science Enquiry Network 38 Journal Article: Breaking New Ground: the story of Dagmar Berne Moorhead, R. Breaking New Ground: the story of Dagmar Berne 2008 Health and History 10 2 4-20 Dagmar Berne, Records National Library of Australia Manuscript Collection Dagmar Berne, Records MS 3700 1894 - 1958 Manuscript character reference from John W. R. Gleen, Senior Assessment Master at Rotunda, Dublin, concerning Miss Berne, dated 1894. Also a published copy of the 1958 Annual Post-graduate Oration entitled "Some Medical Women of the University of Sydney" by Marjorie Little. 15 leaves