Accounting for health : calculation, paperwork, and medicine, 1500-2000 / edited by Axel C. Hüntelmann, Oliver Falk.
Uniform Title: | Social histories of medicine.
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Language: | English |
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Manchester :
Manchester University Press,
2021.
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Series: | Social histories of medicine.
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Physical Description: | xvii, 397 pages : illustrations (black and white) ; 22 cm. |
Format: | Book |
Contents:
- Machine generated contents note: pt. I Keeping the books
- 1. Accounting, religion, and the economics of medical care in sixteenth-century Germany: Hiob Finzel's Rationarium praxeos medicae, 1565-89 / Michael Stolberg
- 2. M̀aking a living': Accounting and the medical market in and around Geneva, 1760-1820 / Philip Rieder
- 3. Accounted bodies and counted cases: Elliott Joslin's diabetes research, 1898-1950 / Oliver Falk
- pt. II Household
- 4. Economies of the hospital, 1790-1910 / Axel C. Hiintelmann
- 5. Contrasting accounting practices in the urban hospitals of England and France, 1890s to 1930s / Barry M. Doyle
- 6. Reforming on paper: Accounting practices in the Leuven Academic Hospitals, 1920-60 / Joris Vandendriessche
- 7. Asylum accounts in health and in money / Theodore M. Porter
- pt. III Production
- 8. Charitable accounting: The Royal Jennerian Society and vaccine production / Andrea Rusnock
- 9. The industry of clinical trials and the rise of medico-economic accounting: The case of antidepressants, 1970-90 / Volker Hess
- 10. Accounting for Esther Smucker: The Mennonite church, the US National Institutes of Health, and the trade in healthy bodies, 1950-70 / Laura Stark
- pt. IV Polity
- 11. States of healing in early modern Germany: Military health care and the management of manpower / Sebastian Pranghofer
- 12. Miners' chest: How performative accounting forged the ills of industry / J. Andrew Mendelsohn
- 13. Administrating sickness: The workings of an all-female sickness fund, 1898-1931 / Helene Castenbrandt
- 14. The health of nations: International health accounting in historical perspective, 1925-2011 / Christopher Sirrs.