The Health Care of the Arabs in Israel

Nira Reiss

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History of Medicine and Tropical Health Jewish and Middle Eastern Studies Healthcare Systems and Practices

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A study of the development of modern medical health services in Palestine until 1948 and in Israel, this book focuses on the interaction of state policy, class relations, voluntary organizations, and professional practice as they affect the level of participation of Arabs in the emergent health system.

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