Svenska Och Finska Medicinalverkets Historia, 1663-1812; Volume 2

This volume examines the development of the Swedish and Finnish health services system during the period from 1663 to 1812. Written in Swedish, the book explores the policies and practices that shaped the medical field during this time, including the role of the state and the various medical associations in Sweden and Finland. This detailed history offers valuable insights into the origins of modern medicine in Scandinavia and is an essential resource for scholars of medical history and public policy.

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