Doctors, Bureaucrats, and Public Health in France
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Doctors, Bureaucrats, and Public Health in France
1888-1902
Hildreth, Martha L.
Taylor & Francis Ltd
05/2020
370
Mole
Inglês
9781138394322
15 a 20 dias
680
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Preface Table of Contents List of Figures and Tables Introduction 1. French Doctors 1888-1902: A Profession in Crisis 2. The National Public Health Bureaucracy and the Bacteriological Revolution 3. The Loi Chevandier 4. The Creation of a National Medical Assistance 5. The Impact of the Medical Assistance Law, 1893-1902 Conclusion Bibliography Appendices
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Young Men;True Average Percentage;Doctors;Le Concours;Bureaucrats;Bureau De Bienfaisance;Public Health;Bacteriological Revolution;Public Health in France;Medical Assistance Program;France;Local Syndicats;France 1888-1902;Puerperal Fever;Doctors in France;Medical Legislation;French Doctors;Public Health Bureaucracies;Doctor Profession;Popular Practitioners;Medical Profession;Medical Assistance Systems;National Public Health Bureaucracy;Public Health Law;Cantonal Systems;The Loi Chevandier;Medical Assistance;Medical Assistance Programme;Medical Practice Law;Medical Assistance Law;Conseils Generaux;1893-1902;Dispensary Movement;History of Medicine;Leon Bourgeois;Martha Hildreth;Departmental Council;Medicine;Hybrid Medical System;Martha L. Hildreth;Pasteur Institute;Indigent Care;La Rochefoucauld Liancourt;Medical Care Delivery System
Preface Table of Contents List of Figures and Tables Introduction 1. French Doctors 1888-1902: A Profession in Crisis 2. The National Public Health Bureaucracy and the Bacteriological Revolution 3. The Loi Chevandier 4. The Creation of a National Medical Assistance 5. The Impact of the Medical Assistance Law, 1893-1902 Conclusion Bibliography Appendices
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Young Men;True Average Percentage;Doctors;Le Concours;Bureaucrats;Bureau De Bienfaisance;Public Health;Bacteriological Revolution;Public Health in France;Medical Assistance Program;France;Local Syndicats;France 1888-1902;Puerperal Fever;Doctors in France;Medical Legislation;French Doctors;Public Health Bureaucracies;Doctor Profession;Popular Practitioners;Medical Profession;Medical Assistance Systems;National Public Health Bureaucracy;Public Health Law;Cantonal Systems;The Loi Chevandier;Medical Assistance;Medical Assistance Programme;Medical Practice Law;Medical Assistance Law;Conseils Generaux;1893-1902;Dispensary Movement;History of Medicine;Leon Bourgeois;Martha Hildreth;Departmental Council;Medicine;Hybrid Medical System;Martha L. Hildreth;Pasteur Institute;Indigent Care;La Rochefoucauld Liancourt;Medical Care Delivery System
