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[null,null,"Autore",null,"Risse Guenter B. <1932->"]
[null,null,"Titolo",null,"Mending bodies, saving souls [[electronic resource] ] : a history of hospitals / / Guenter B. Risse"]
[null,null,"Pubbl/distr/stampa",null,"New York, : Oxford University Press, 1999"]
[null,null,"ISBN",null,"1-280-44052-X"]
[{"$nulls":4},"9786610440528"]
[{"$nulls":4},"0-19-974869-1"]
[{"$nulls":4},"1-60129-707-6"]
[null,null,"Descrizione fisica",null,"1 online resource (747 p.)"]
[null,null,"Disciplina",null,"362.1/1/09"]
[null,null,"Soggetti",null,"Hospitals - History"]
[{"$nulls":4},"Hospital care - History"]
[{"$nulls":4},"Electronic books."]
[null,null,"Lingua di pubblicazione",null,"Inglese"]
[null,null,"Formato",null,"Materiale a stampa"]
[null,null,null,"Livello bibliografico","Monografia"]
[null,null,null,"Note generali","Bibliographic Level Mode of Issuance: Monograph"]
[null,null,null,"Nota di bibliografia","Includes bibliographical references and index."]
[null,null,"Nota di contenuto",null,"Intro -- Contents -- Preface -- Introduction -- Framework for a history of hospitals -- Hospital narratives and case histories -- 1. Pre-Christian Healing Places -- Dreaming of Asclepius: Ancient Greek Temple Healing -- A divine summons to Pergamon -- Asclepius and his cult -- Temple healing: Ideology and patronage -- Staging temple rituals -- Aristides' healing dreams -- Collective Care of Soldiers and Slaves: Roman Valetudinaria -- A young warrior becomes ill -- Building a new professional army -- Valetudinaria: Ideology and mission -- Valetudinaria: Organization and staff -- Soldiers and their care -- Asclepieion and Valetudinarium: Confluence of the Sacred and Secular -- 2. Christian Hospitality: Shelters and Infirmaries -- Early Christianity: A New Vision of the Sick -- Edessa: famine, epidemics, and strangers -- Christianity: Constructing a mission of healing -- Christian welfare: Rise of the xenodocheion -- Slash and burn\": Caring for the sick -- Healing at St. Gall: The Golden Age of Benedictine Monasticism -- The abbot of St. Gall takes a fall -- Benedict's monasteries: Ora et labora -- Monastic caring spaces: Infirmary and hostel -- Healing in monasteries: A community approach -- The Twilight of Western Monastic Supremacy -- 3. Church and Laity: Partnership in Hospital Care -- The Pantocrator Xenon of Constantinople -- Tales of a feverish poet -- Post-Justinian Byzantium: "]
[{"$nulls":4},"Society, medicine, and xenones -- Islam's bimaristan and Christianity's Pantocrator xenon -- Theodores Prodromes and life in the hospital -- Our Patients, Our Lords\": The Care of Pilgrims in Jerusalem -- A pilgrimage to Jerusalem c 1172 -- Jerusalem and the Hospital of St. John: Mission and patronage -- Feudal loyalty: Caring for \"Our Lords the Sick -- St. John's Hospital: Model for the world -- Hospital Agendas in Peril: Corruption and Early Medicalization."]
[{"$nulls":4},"4. Hospitals as Segregation and Confinement Tools: Leprosy and Plague -- Leper Houses -- A fateful second opinion -- Views of leprosy and the construction of stigma -- Locus of confinement: Anatomy of leper houses -- Institutional rituals -- Pesthouses or Lazarettos -- Trastevere: Rome's early plague spot -- Framing and fighting plague: Pestilence and public health -- Lazarettos: Makeshift isolation, cleansing, and treatment -- From Asclepius to San Bartolomeo: Purification rites -- Frameworks for early medicalization -- Welfare and Hospitals in Early Modern Europe -- 5. Enlightenment: Medicalization of the Hospital -- Edinburgh, 1750-1800 -- Wanted: A letter of recommendation -- Age of Enlightenment: Edinburgh and its infirmary -- Hospital patients and their management -- House of teaching: Clinical instruction and research -- Vienna, 1750-1800 -- Seeking care: A tailor's fate -- Joseph II and Vienna's Allgemeines Krankenhaus -- Johann Peter Frank: Hospital director and Brunonian practitioner -- Clinicum practicum: The patient as teacher -- 6. Human Bodies Revealed: Hospitals in Post Revolutionary Paris -- A former soldier seeks rest -- Ancien Régime: Paris and its hospitals -- Hospital reform: The fate of France's \"curing machines -- Bedside and autopsy table: New approaches to disease -- Physical diagnosis: Laennec and the stethoscope -- Life at the Necker Hospital -- Parisian hospitals: Teaching and research -- The patient's body: Centerpiece of medical learning -- 7. Modern Surgery in Hospitals: Development of Anesthesia and Antisepsis -- America: Warren and Anesthesia -- Living in a voluntary American hospital -- Philantropy in Boston: The Massachusetts General Hospital -- Management of pain: A professional goal -- First amputation under ether anesthesia, 1846 -- The significance of ether anesthesia -- Scotland: Lister and Antisepsis."]
[{"$nulls":4},"From the Shetlands to Victorian Edinburgh -- Hospitalism and the \"new\" nursing -- Lister and the antiseptic system of surgery -- Infirmary life: An eyewitness account -- Providing aseptic surgery: A new role for hospitals -- 8. The Limits of Medical Science: Hospitals in Fin-de-Siècle Europe and America -- Typhoid fever and Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, 1891 -- A bartender with fever -- Hopkins and Billings: Genesis and gestation of a new hospital -- Osler, physicians, and nurses -- Life in the hospital: The healing power of water -- Science and religion: Partners in healing -- Cholera and Eppendorf General Hospital, Hamburg, 1892 -- A frightful collapse -- Eppendorf General Hospital: Model for the world? -- Cholera and hospital caregivers -- Back to water: Managing cholera at the Eppendorf Hospital -- Aftermath -- 9. Main Street's Civic Pride: The American General Hospital as Professional Workshop -- An automobile accident in 1930 -- A public undertaking\": American hospitals after 1900 -- Madison, Wisconsin, and its general hospital -- Who pays? \"Hospital-hotels\" face the Depression -- A new national epidemic: Automobile accidents -- Efficiency versus humanity: Hospital life at MGH -- The road to financial health -- 10. Hospitals at the Crossroads: Government, Society, and Catholicism in America, 1950-1975 -- A sudden heart attack -- Serving the community: Buffalo and Mercy Hospital -- Catholic hospitals: \"The fairest flowers of missionary endeavor -- Hospital life at Mercy Hospital, 1954 -- Another heart "]
[{"$nulls":4},"attack, 1974 -- The impact of Medicare -- Catholic hospitals: Identity crisis and ethical guidelines -- Wired for survival: Life in Mercy's CCU -- Moving forward under God -- 11. Hospitals as Biomedical Showcases: Academic Health Centers and Organ Transplantation -- Searching for a donor -- From teaching hospitals to academic health centers."]
[{"$nulls":4},"Quest for excellence: Moffitt Hospital and UCSF -- Renal transplantation: Scientific, clinical, and professional contours -- World class: Transplantation at UCSF -- Rebirth\" at Moffitt Hospital -- Making transplantation routine -- 12. Caring for the Incurable: AIDS at San Francisco General Hospital -- An early AIDS portrait: \"Warren -- San Francisco General Hospital: Tradition and evolution -- Framing AIDS in the early 1980s: Lifestyle, cancer, or infection? -- Who \"owns\" AIDS in San Francisco? Planning Ward 5 B -- Gay pride: Patients' rights and responsibilities -- The art of nursing: Life in Ward 5 B -- Managing death and dying -- The lessons of AIDS -- Conclusion: Towards the Next Millennium: The Future of Hospitals as Healing Spaces -- Evolution of hospitals: A profile -- The new American spirituality -- Consumerism in medicine -- New managerial and financial imperatives -- Hospitals and the humanity of institutional care -- Index."]
[null,null,null,"Sommario/riassunto","Introduction 1. Pre-Christian Healing Places2. Early Christian Hospitality: Shelters and Infirmaries3. Church and Laity: Partnership in Hospital Care4. Hospitals as Segregation and Confinement Tools: Leprosy and Plague5. Enlightenment: Medicalization of the Hospital6. Human Bodies Revealed: Hospitals in Post-Revolutionary Paris7. Modern Surgery in Hospitals: Development of Anesthesia and Antisepsis8. The Limits of Medical Science: Hospitals in Fin de Siecle Europe and America9. Main Streets Civic Pride: The American General Hospital as Professional Workshop10. Hospitals at the Crossroads: Government, Society, and Catholicism in America, 1950-197511. Hospitals as Biomedical Showcases: Academic Health Centers and Organ Transplantation12. Caring for the Incurable: AIDS at San Francisco General Hospital13. Conclusion: Towards the Next Millennium: Hospitals as Houses of Technology."]