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An exploratory study of the role of medical social workers in a hospital setting with reference to a subvented voluntary hospital inHong KongLee, Kwok-kuen, Paul., 利國權. January 1983 (has links)
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Entre os salões e o laboratório: filantropia, mecenato e práticas científicas - Rio de Janeiro, 1920-1940 / Between the saloons and the laboratory: philanthrophy, maecenatry and scientifical practices - Rio de Janeiro, 1920-1940Sanglard, Gisele Porto January 2005 (has links)
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Previous issue date: 2005 / Estuda o processo de patrocínio privado à ciência no Brasil, na primeira metade do século vinte. Mais especificamente estará estudando a relação do industrial Guilherme Guinle com o médico e cientista Carlos Chagas e as ações que dela resultaram: de um lado, a contrução dos hopitais para sifilíticos e para cancerosos, na década de 1920, no Rio de Janeiro, onde suas ações estão diretamente relacionadas à política de Saúde Pública levada a cabo pela gestão de Carlos Chagas frente ao Departamento Nacional de Saúde Pública. E, de outro lado, o apoio aos projetos desenvolvidos por Evandro Chagas, Carlos Chagas Filho e Walter Oswaldo Cruz, ainda com forte vinculação aos ideais do "nacionalismo sanitário" defendido por Carlos Chagas. Em resumo, essa tese pretende explorar os caminhos que permitiram que o mecenato e a filantropia de Guilherme Guinle à ciência e à saúde acontecessem no Rio de Janeiro dos anos de 1920 e 1940. / The objective of this thesis "Between the ballrooms and the laboratory:
philanthropy, patronage and scientific practices - Rio de Janeiro, 1920-1940" is the
study of private sponsorship to science in Brazil in the first half of the twentieth
century. More specifically, I will be studying the relationship between the industrialist
Guilherme Guinle and the physician and scientist Carlos Chagas as well as the outcome
of it: on one hand, there was the construction of hospitals for syphilitic and cancerous
people in Rio de Janeiro in the 1920s. These actions are directly related to the Public
Health policies passed during Carlos Chagas' office as chief of the National Public
Health Department. And, on the other hand, there was the support given to projects
carried out by Evandro Chagas, Carlos Chagas Filho and Walter Oswaldo Cruz, still
strongly linked to the ideals of "sanitary nationalism" defended by Carlos Chagas. In a
nutshell, this study intends to explore the circumstances which made Guilherme
Guinle's patronage and philanthropy to science and health possible in Rio de Janeiro in
the 1920s and 1940s. / La thèse "Entre os salões e o laboratório: filantropia, mecenato e práticas
científicas - Rio de Janeiro, 1920-1940" vise à analyser le processus de patronage de la
science au Brésil, pendant la première moitié du XXè siècle. Il porte notament sur les
relations nouées entre un industriel, Guilherme Guinle, et un médecin-savant, Carlos
Chagas, ainsi que sur les actions qui en ont résultés. Soit, d’une part, la construction de
deux hôpitaux à Rio de Janeiro, au cours de la deuxième décennie du XXè siècle: l’un
pour les syphilitiques et l’autre pour les cancéreux; et cela selon un modèle
philanthropique qui tient d’ une politique de santé publique mise en oeuvre par
l’administration de Carlos Chagas quand il était à la tête du Departamento Nacional de
Saúde Pública. D’autre part, le soutien apporté par Guilherme Guinle aux projets
développés par Evandro Chagas et Walter Oswaldo Cruz, encore très liés aux idées
higyènistes de Carlos Chagas ; et par Carlos Chagas Filho. Bref, cette thèse a comme
but de suivre les chemins qui ont permi que le mécénat et la philanthropie de Guilherme
Guinle auraient eu lieu à Rio de Janeiro, aux années de 1920 jusqu'à 1940.
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