M. Ya. Yarovinsky For the first time in Russian medical historical literature this
monograph sums up and analyzes the main stages and trends in development
of public health in Moscow against the background of political and
socioeconomic events which occurred over eight and a half centuries since
the ancient capital of our country was founded. Demographic changes,
formation of hospital and outpatient care, epidemic control service are
described and priority forms and methods of their work are demonstrated,
problems in training and deontological education of medical personnel are
analyzed, and achievements of medical scientists are shown. Yu. P. Lisitsyn Discusses a number of general conceptual theories of medicine and
public health from a critical viewpoint. Based on analysis of medical and
demographic situation, describes the tendencies in morbidity and public
health in the twentieth century. Critically analyzes the naturalistic and
biomedical theories of population and functional and determination
theories of medicine. The I.M. Sechenov Moscow
Medical Academy. 1998 The present album is issued on the occasion of the 240th anniversary
of the foundation of the I.M. Sechenov Moscow Medical Academy. Its goal is
to show the researchers and employees of the Academy who are successors of
great traditions of Russian medicine. The design of the album mainly
reflects the structure of the Moscow Medical Academy, which existed till
May 15, 1998. A.M. Stochik, M.A. Paltsev, S.N. Zatravkin The present monograph is devoted to the most important period in the
history of medical faculty of the Moscow University the first third of the
XIXth century, as at this time due to significant reconstruction of the
teaching process and innovation of clinical teaching faculty’s activity
was fully changed for preparation of practising physician and a new model
of a clinician’s education, that existed during a hundred and fifty
years, was formed. |