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The National Health Service. Chile, 1952 – 1973
Doctrine, achievements, practices

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Welfare state, provider state, state of compromise, and social rights are frequent concepts in studies produced by the humanities and social sciences in recent Chile, which differ in their origins and historical meanings. In her exhaustive research, the author examines crucial issues for the history of twentieth-century Chile, such as the transition of healthcare provision from charity to the state, the claim of universal assistance confronted with limited resources, the organization of a monumental healthcare institutionality, and the relationship of healthcare professionals with it.

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