School Hygiene and Public Health in Salvador (1925-1930)
Ricardo dos Santos Batista
Abstract:This article analyzes how School Hygiene proposals were put into practice by the Bahia Child and School Hygiene Directorate, in the city of Salvador, during the Sanitary Reform of Bahia (1925-1930). Reports from the Undersecretary and Secretary of Health and Public Assistance, reports from the Child and School Hygiene Directorate, a medical thesis and a message from the governor are used as sources. The documents are analyzed as monuments, that is, bearers of the intention of the individuals who produced them,… Show more
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