A History of Education in Public Health: Health That Mocks the Doctors' Rules

Abstract

Public health, preventative medicine and professionalization: Britain and the United States in the nineteenth century The British diploma in public health: birth and adolescence Stratification and its discontents: professionalization and its conflicts in the British public health services The emergence of a pioneering public health programme in the United States Designing schools of public health for the United States The public's health: philosophy and practice in Britain in the twentieth century The teaching and practice of public health in the United States The British diploma in public health: hey-day and decline Preparation for public health practice: into the twenty-first century Index.