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From charity to an able body: The care and treatment of disabled children in Virginia, 1910--1935.

机译:从慈善到有能力的身体:弗吉尼亚州1910--1935年的残疾儿童护理和治疗。

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This historical study carefully examines the processes that led to the care of crippled children in Virginia between 1910 and 1935. The efforts of the maturing professions, philanthropists, lay persons and government programs shaped the care of children in the state. In the early years of the twentieth century the primary cripplers of children were tuberculosis of the bone and joint, congenital malformations and accidents, while later in the period polio became the primary threat to the physical integrity of children. This study aims to unravel the complex social, economic, and political climate of that time, and rediscover the professional knowledge and values that drew attention to this population and set the stage for developments in their care. Virginia, a segregated society during these years, serves as a case study and provides an example of a southern state with a large rural population along with two urban centers. Between 1910 and 1935, the state greatly enhanced its public health, welfare and education programs. The Federal Social Security Act, which had specific provisions for crippled children, provides the end point for the study. Examples from other locations throughout the country provide a counterpoint to the care model that emerged in Virginia.;Crippled children's care emerged in Virginia in the second decade of the 20th century in conjunction with the introduction to the Richmond area of orthopedic surgery as a specialty, the success of visiting nursing in the identification and provision of care for poor urban children and the promotion of health for all Virginians by the State Health Department. It is no surprise that the initial efforts were successful in urban environments, as they were in New York twenty years earlier. Fundamental differences in rural and urban populations, racial tensions and compromises, and progressive ideas as they developed in a southern state are discussed. Tuberculosis as a crippler of children is employed as an example of orthopedic care. The study illustrates two waves of US crippled children's programs that roughly corresponded to the prevalence of two crippling diseases, tuberculosis and polio. Poverty became a defining qualification for state supported care.
机译:这项历史研究仔细地研究了1910年至1935年间导致弗吉尼亚州残废儿童照料的过程。成熟的专业人士,慈善家,非专业人士和政府计划的努力影响了该州对儿童的照料。在二十世纪初,儿童的主要残废是骨骼和关节的结核病,先天性畸形和事故,而在此期间的后期,脊髓灰质炎已成为对儿童身体完整性的主要威胁。这项研究旨在揭示当时复杂的社会,经济和政治环境,并重新发现引起人们关注的专业知识和价值观,并为他们的护理发展奠定基础。这些年来,弗吉尼亚是一个种族隔离的社会,它是一个案例研究,提供了一个南部人口众多的农村人口以及两个城市中心的例子。在1910年至1935年之间,该州大大改善了其公共卫生,福利和教育计划。联邦社会保障法对残废儿童有具体规定,为研究提供了终点。全国其他地方的例子提供了与弗吉尼亚州出现的照护模式相对应的方法;在20世纪第二十年的20世纪第二十年,弗吉尼亚州出现了残障儿童照护,并把里奇蒙地区的骨科手术作为专科治疗,州保健部门在为贫困的城市儿童识别和提供照料以及促进所有弗吉尼亚州人的健康方面看望护理的成功经验。毫不奇怪,最初的尝试在城市环境中取得了成功,就像二十年前在纽约一样。讨论了城乡人口的根本差异,种族紧张和妥协以及在南部州发展起来的进步思想。结核病作为儿童的残废者被用作骨科护理的例子。这项研究说明了两波美国残障儿童项目的浪潮,大致与结核病和脊髓灰质炎这两种残障疾病的流行相对应。贫困已成为国家支持的医疗服务的基本条件。

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  • 作者

    Gibson, Mary Eckenrode.;

  • 作者单位

    University of Pennsylvania.;

  • 授予单位 University of Pennsylvania.;
  • 学科 Health Sciences Nursing.;History of Science.;History United States.
  • 学位 Ph.D.
  • 年度 2007
  • 页码 275 p.
  • 总页数 275
  • 原文格式 PDF
  • 正文语种 eng
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