A History of Public Health
by George Rosen
George Rosen’s A History of Public Health explores the development of public health as a field and its role in society. Offering historical context for organized efforts to protect community well-being, this work is a valuable resource for readers studying medicine, health policy, and the history of public health.
About This Book
A History of Public Health examines the historical development of public health and its place in society.
George Rosen presents a broad account of how organized efforts to protect and improve community health have evolved over time.
The book provides context for understanding public health as both a medical and social field.
It is suited to readers interested in the history of medicine, health policy, and population well-being.
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