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Factory Medicine in the Soviet Defense Industry During World War II by pressuring doctors not to issue sick notes. The move proved counterproductive. Sickness absence did not decline. It only began to subside when the country’s main public health problem—hunger—abated towards the end of 1944.

guardianship

围裙

Thinking Internationally, Acting Locally: Soviet Public Health as Cultural Diplomacy in the 1920si-lingual journals in two different settings: Germany, with which the new Soviet regime enjoyed a . (special relation) and France, which recognized the new Soviet regime with distinctly less enthusiasm.

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GIDDY

A Soviet System of Professions: Psychiatry, Professional Jurisdiction, and the Soviet Academy of Medmed to have unique knowledge of the physiological causes of mental illness. This claim was used against them in the 1940s, when Pavlovian physiologists successfully asserted that psychiatry was simply applied physiology. The USSR Institute of Psychiatry was removed from the prestigious USSR Academy of Medical Sciences in 1949.

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Obvious

Introduction,e. In the Soviet health care system nurses constituted the majority of “middle” medical workers but are overlooked in the literature.. How did the professional experience of nurses differ from that of physicians or psychiatrists? Where did these workers fit in to the overall system of health care?

和平

Public Health Nursing Education in the Interwar Periodicting ideals of American nurses in regards to nursing education during this period. The eventual success of one set of these ideas depended on the alignment of congruent ideals in the training of health care professionals with influential individuals and organizations.

透明

Introduction,ive and international framework. There are three sections, each organized chronologically, including chapters that deal with the late nineteenth century as well as international health care. First, the volume asks how medical workers in Russia and the Soviet Union compared to one another, and how he