Science, Scientific Management, and the Transformation of Medicine in Britain c . 1870–1950

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Abstract

L'A. souligne les aspects de la transformation culturelle de la medecine qui ont conduit a l'emergence du corporatisme medical entre 1870 et 1950 en Angleterre

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