Healing a divided nation : how the American Civil War revolutionized Western medicine /
Adrienne examines how the American Civil War transformed modern medicine while also analyzing changes in education, society, humanitarianism, and technology
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| Language: | English |
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New York :
Pegasus Books, Ltd,
2022
New York : Pegasus Books, 2022 |
| Edition: | First Pegasus books cloth edition |
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Table of Contents:
- The State of American medicine in 1861 - What made this war so deadly? - The Doctors - The Emergence of women and the evolution of skilled nursing - Battling shortages, inexperience, and blockades: the solutions, replacements, and innovations - Hospitals: a revolution in care - The Volunteers: genesis of a great humanitarian movement - The Legacy
- The State of American medicine in 1861
- What made this war so deadly?
- The Doctors
- The Emergence of women and the evolution of skilled nursing
- Battling shortages, inexperience, and blockades: the solutions, replacements, and innovations
- Hospitals: a revolution in care
- The Volunteers: genesis of a great humanitarian movement
- The Legacy
- The state of American medicine in 1861
- What made this war so deadly?
- The doctors
- The emergence of women and the evolution of skilled nursing
- Battling shortages, inexperience, and blockades : the solutions, replacements, and innovations
- Hospitals : a revolution in care
- The volunteers : genesis of a great humanitarian movement
- The legacy