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An Introduction To Social Medicine/ Mckeown,Thomas - 2nd Ed. - Oxford: Blackwel scientific publications, 1974. - 356 p.

PART I—PROBLEMS
1 Assessment of Improvement in Health
2 Effect of the Decline of the Death Rate on Medical
Problems
j Effect of the Decline of the Birth Rate and Death Rate
on the Genetic Constitution of the Population
4 The Measurement of 111 Health
5 Mortality and Morbidity in Britain Today
6 International Variation in Disease Incidence
PART II—MEANS
Control of Inheritance
7 Control of the Genetic Constitution of Human
Populations
Personal Measures
S Immunization
p Screening
10 Modification of Personal Behaviour
Control of Environment
11 Nutrition
12 Food-Borne Disease
J5 Water-Bome Disease
14 Animal-Borne Disease
ij Air-Borne Infection
16 Atmospheric Pollution
17 The Home
18 Place of Work
PART III—SERVICES
ip Introduction
Evolution of Health and Related Social Services
20 Hospitals
21 Medical Practice
22 Pubhc Medical Services, 1848—1948
25 Related Social Services
Present-Day Health and Related Social Services
24 Organization of Health Services
25 Organization of Related Social Services
26 Obstetric Services
27 Services for Children
28 Services for the Physically Handicapped
29 Services for the Mentally Subnormal
^0 Services for the Mentally 111
jj Services for the Elderly
32 International Heallth Services
Index

ISBN: 0632093102

Dewey Class. No.: 306.461 / MCK/I