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The main distinction between military medical schools in Russia and Europe, which became apparent in the second half of the 19th century, was the emergence of practical military medical schools in some European countries (Austria-Hungary, France, England) during this period.
The 215th anniversary of the Imperial Medical and Surgical Academy (now Military Medical) is a reason not only for celebration, but also is the moment of truth, connecting the great history of surgical development in Russian and its prospects in 21st century.
Graduates of the Saint Petersburg and Moscow medical and surgical academies were predominant among doctors. People of foreign origin often served on the Caucasus medical board. They were most common among the doctors of the Caucasus’ Mineralniye Vody.
30 de sept. de 2017 · The Russian health system retains the main characteristics of the Semashko model of medical care, as it was delivered in the Soviet Union. , This model grants all citizens the right to free medical care, and its proclamation in 1918 marked the first example of universal coverage in the world.
- Sergey Shishkin
- 2017
His intention was implemented in 1817-1818 and resulted in cessation of international employments of professors of medicine for Russian universities and medical surgical academies and organization of the system of specialized training of graduates of Russian medical schools to title of professor as well.
- E A Vyshlenkova
- 2017
18 de ene. de 2023 · The article presents the history of the Moscow Medical and Surgical Academy from 1798 to 1845. The information about the first departments of the Academy and the teaching staff of the ...
The serious training of physicians in Russia itself began in the 1790s at the medical faculty of Moscow University and in medical-surgical academies in Moscow and St. Petersburg. Later these were joined by medical faculties at universities in St. Petersburg, Dorpat, Kazan, and elsewhere.
