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Barefoot doctors and modern medicine in rural China(Chinese Edition)
Published by Social Sciences Academic Press
ISBN 10: 7522833825 ISBN 13: 9787522833828
Language: English
£ 82.11
Convert currency£ 11.15 shipping from China to United KingdomQuantity: 3 available
Add to basketHardcover. Condition: New. Language:Chinese.HardCover.Pub Date:2024-05 Pages:292 Publisher:Social Sciences Academic Press In 1968. under the great call of focusing on medical and health care in rural areas. not only a large number of doctors from urban hospitals were decentralized to rural areas. but also barefoot doctors called our own doctors for poor and lower-middle peasants starting from Chuansha County near Shanghai also alleviated the plight of lack of medical care and medicine in backward villages to some exten.
