The history of post-war healthcare emerges through the lives of the people who helped create it.
Marcin Stasiak's biographical approach places institutions beside the practical conditions of medical work. Choose this for social history interested in what a system means on the ground: distance, resources and individual responsibility can matter as much as the policies through which care is officially described.
WHO IS IT FOR?
For readers interested in reported lives, ideas and the forces shaping contemporary experience.
