
Oral History, Health And Welfare Discusses The Significance Of Oral History To The History Of The Development Of Health And Welfare Provisions. It Includes Discussion On: * The End Of The Workhouse * Professional Education And Training Of Midwives * Hiv And Aids * Birth Control * The Role Of The Community Pharmacist * Pioneers Of Geriatric Medicine * Oral History And The History Of Learning Disability.
Page Count:
336
Publication Date:
1999-01-01
ISBN-10:
0203983254
ISBN-13:
9780203983256
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