283 results on '"Hospitals, Religious history"'
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2. [The Unknown Hospital of the Augustinian Hermits of St. Jerome in Rijeka. Contribution to the History of Medicine in Rijeka]
3. The Knights Hospitaller of Rhodes and the Black Death of 1498: a poetic description of the plague.
4. A brief look at the history of the Deaconess Hospital, Edinburgh, 1894-1990.
5. Spiritual formation, secularization, and reform of professional nursing and education in antebellum America.
6. "A Powerful Protector of the Japanese People": The History of the Japanese Hospital in Steveston, British Columbia, Canada,1896-1942.
7. [Doctor Levi B. Salmans, founder of The Good Samaritan sanitarium in Guanajuato].
8. RELIGION & CARE INTERTWINED; NURSING IN CATHOLIC HOSPITALS 1950-1965.
9. Sanitary Conditions in the Ghetto of Nyíregyháza, and the Temporary Jewish Hospital.
10. Reception of Homeopathy by the Hungarian Churches and Clericals during the 19-20. Centuries.
11. The Tinea Hospital in Granada, 1679-1923: an institution with a long history.
12. [Religious orders and hospitals of Seine-Maritime].
13. "If I only touch her cloak": the Sisters of Charity of St. Joseph in New Orleans hospital, 1834-1860.
14. [A development of Byzantine Christian charities during the 4(th)-7(th) centuries and the birth of the hospital].
15. [Augustinian monastery. 375 years of nursing commitment].
16. The Jewish psychiatric hospital, Zofiówka, in Otwock, Poland.
17. [Protestant healthcare? The building of denominational hospitals in Berlin during the Weimar Republic].
18. [Santa Casa de Misericórdia and hygienist policies in Belém do Pará in the late nineteenth century].
19. [Witnesses to the evolution of leper colonies in northern France: the statutes of Saint-Lazare de Cambrai].
20. Assessing and evaluating community benefit.
21. [The leper hospital of Saint-Pierre de Bruxelles].
22. [Between wars - war preparations in the deaconess mother houses in 1871 and 1914. The pioneer military nurses].
23. Healthcare and warfare. Medical space, mission and apartheid in twentieth century northern Namibia.
24. [The history of the chapel of the (New) St. John's Hospital in Budapest].
25. Called to care for foundlings, orphans, unwanted and abused children: St. Vincent's Infant Asylum, 1881-1972.
26. [The day-to-day routine in hospitals--standards and conflicts, based on the example of the Rothschild spital in Vienna around the year 1900].
27. Conflicting chains of command in Dutch Catholic nursing (1839-1966).
28. [The effects of cholera epidemics on the development of nursing in the 19th century. Looking death in the eye].
29. The role of Catholic nurses in women's health care policy disputes: a historical study.
30. [Drugs of a Baroque monastery pharmacy].
31. What makes a Catholic hospital "Catholic" in an age of religious-secular collaboration? The case of the Saint Marys hospital and the Mayo Clinic.
32. ["My reward is being able to serve". Housemother's retrospective memories of the loss of power in their position in houses "for the sick and needy" between 1945 and 1995].
33. [Parochial hospital of San Bernardo, Chile: serving the community for over a century].
34. [The Hospital of Holy Spirit in Saxia of Rome during the XIII century examples for the study of an economic power's development].
35. [Historical practice of Christian accompaniment in dying. "With us no one died alone"].
36. [The sick lay beside the dead].
37. Catholic orders' influence on nursing: 1900-1920.
38. [The development of Jewish nursing in Hamburg: "Good reputation due to the care of its patients"].
39. [Seventieth anniversary of the Clinic for Rheumatology, Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Clinical Hospital "Sisters of Mercy"].
40. [The Guadalupe's Monastery and the teaching of medicine].
41. Historical review. Sestre milosrdnice University Hospital 1846.
42. [The work of Moscow communities of Sisters of Charity in own medical institutions].
43. The early days of the neurosciences intensive care unit.
44. [Institutional family systems and the role of the housemother 1945-1995. A hermeneutic-interpretive study of the restrospective experiences of the former housemothers in homes for "the sick and needy" in a diaconical institution - methodologically informed by the principles of grounded theory].
45. Bold vision: Catholic sisters and the creation of American hospitals.
46. [Leprosy--a stigma in the 21st century].
47. [How Croatian Franciscan friars took care of their ill brethren in the 17th through the 19th century].
48. The history of anesthesia in Roermond 1940-1945--a city in a war zone.
49. A history of the Barrow Neurological Institute.
50. Finance and faith at the Catholic Maternity Institute, Santa Fe, New Mexico, 1944-1969.
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