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Институционализирането на позицията на лекаря хигиенист в България от Освобождението до Втората световна война
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Институционализирането на позицията на лекаря хигиенист в България от Освобождението до Втората световна война

Author(s): Veronika Dimitrova / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 44/2/2015

This paper presents the research results of a part from my dissertation „Health, Disease and Hygiene: Towards Social Construction of the Citizen Body in the Interwar Period”. In the dissertation, I conducted a study of institutionalization of hygiene through law. The focus of the article is the difficult process of institutionalizing hygienist-doctors in Bulgaria from 1878 to 1939. The final form of institutionalization is shaped by the biopolitical project of the interwar period.

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ЗЕМСКИЕ ДОРОГИ КОСТРОМСКОЙ ГУБЕРНИИ

ЗЕМСКИЕ ДОРОГИ КОСТРОМСКОЙ ГУБЕРНИИ

Author(s): L.I. Sizintseva / Language(s): Russian Issue: 3/2015

The article is devoted to the experience of Kostroma province’s zemsky government in road construction. Progress was one of the most important values in the late 19th – the early 20th century, it seemed to be able to solve all the problems of the Russian society. The ignorance and the backwardness of the masses were considered as the main obstacles to progress. This problem was supposed to be solved by the spread of education, medicine, cooperation, etc. But without the construction and maintenance of means of communication, none of these areas could be possible to develop.

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ОБЪЕКТ ПРЕСТУПЛЕНИЯ НЕОКАЗАНИЯ ПОМОЩИ БОЛЬНОМУ ПО УГОЛОВНОМУ ПРАВУ РОССИИ

Author(s): Liliya Maksutovna Nazmutdinova / Language(s): Russian Issue: 4/2013

The article analyzes the elements of a crime that provides for the responsibility for the failure to assist a sick person. Based on the analysis of the current criminal law and the existing scientific data, we present our own vision of the problem. We propose making changes to Article 124 of the Criminal Law of the Russian Federation, i.e., it is recommended to define the nature of medical assistance and to add a note where necessary that specifies the concepts of medical assistance and medical workers.

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ЭКЗОГЕННЫЕ БОЛЕЗНИ НАСЕЛЕНИЯ ИНДУСТРИАЛЬНЫХ ГОРОДОВ ЕВРОПЕЙСКОГО СЕВЕРА РОССИИ (ВТОРАЯ ПОЛОВИНА 1960-Х – ПЕРВАЯ ПОЛОВИНА 1980-Х гг.)

ЭКЗОГЕННЫЕ БОЛЕЗНИ НАСЕЛЕНИЯ ИНДУСТРИАЛЬНЫХ ГОРОДОВ ЕВРОПЕЙСКОГО СЕВЕРА РОССИИ (ВТОРАЯ ПОЛОВИНА 1960-Х – ПЕРВАЯ ПОЛОВИНА 1980-Х гг.)

Author(s): R.S. Kolokolchikova / Language(s): Russian Issue: 1/2014

The author reveals the conflicting processes of the controlled Soviet urbanization in the European North of Russia coming out in increased diseases incidence of the population in the industrial cities – engines of industrial development of the region. The risk factors in the cities of those typological groups for the incidence of the sexually transmitted diseases, dynamics and trends of morbidity are analyzed too.

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Санитарно-гигиеническое состояние женских учебных заведений Западной Сибири в начале ХХ в.

Author(s): V.S. Sulimov / Language(s): Russian Issue: 3/2014

It describes the sanitary-hygienic situation in the women's secular schools in Western Siberia in the early twentieth century. Condition of many schools did not meet hygienic standards (cramped premises, failure to comply with temperature control, sanitation, and other imperfections.), Which led to the emergence of epidemics. We consider the contribution of doctors, teachers, boards of trustees and parent committees. During the First World War, due to the arrival in the region of displaced persons and refugees, the number of epidemics has increased, which has a negative impact on the sanitary-hygienic state schools.

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Тандем «Сознательной матери» и врача: зарождение педиатрического патронажа над грудными детьми в России на рубеже XIX-XX вв

Author(s): Natalja Aleksandrovna Mitsyuk / Language(s): Russian Issue: 2/2015

The article aims to explore the circumstances of the origin of the pediatric patronage in Russia. The objective of the study is to prove that the basic methods of work with infants and their mothers were formulated and tested not in Soviet Russia, but during 1860—1910ies. The author uses an interdisciplinary, anthropologically oriented approach, makes use of the so-called everyday methods, biographical methods, as well as methods of gender and micro history. The research focuses not only on mothers of workers and peasants, but also on mothers of nobility. The article uses both objective sources of information (reports, charters of an association of charities), and subjective ones — egodocuments (women's diaries and autobiographical account), which allows to represent the process of pediatric patronage birth from the point of view of the patient, from the inside.The author argues that pediatric nursing appeared among the higher strata of society at the beginning of the XX c. in Russia. Its appearance was due to the spread of the child-centrism, “conscious motherhood” and the development of pediatric knowledge. The ideology of “conscious motherhood”, professionalization of mothers led to the fact that women in the daily care of children didn't trust their own knowledge or the advice of their friends, but only the instructions of professionals — qualified pediatricians.

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ФАКТОРЫ ФОРМИРОВАНИЯ МЕЖСИБЛИНГОВОГО ВЗАИМОДЕЙСТВИЯ В СЕМЬЯХ С ПСИХИЧЕСКИ БОЛЬНЫМ РЕБЕНКОМ

Author(s): Sergej Aleksandrovich Sudjin / Language(s): Russian Issue: 2/2016

The article is devoted to the characteristics of the relations between sibs in families with a mentally ill child. The features of these interactions in the context of one of the sibs mental illness are analyzed; the factors of inter-sibs relations configuration are considered. The main factor among them is gender. This aspect affects both the extent of mutual emotional intimacy between sibs and extent of involvement in the problem-solving of mentally ill brother or sister. Among other factors to be noted are the order of mentally ill childbirth, the age of healthy sibling at the moment of the first manifestation of illness, type of disease as such and its duration. The conclusion is drawn about the necessity of social work with healthy siblings in the process of the rehabilitation of families with a mentally ill child. Article represents the review of foreign literature on the problem of the intersiblings relations burdened by a mental disorder of one of them. These articles were published between 1962 and 2015, covering the main milestones of interest to this problem. In the late sixties in medicine the research was directed at estimating the stress level and psychological features of a joint growing with a sick brother or sister. The attention was paid also to the social and emotional consequences which adult siblings might experience. This direction went in parallel with growing of self-help groups’ popularity in Western Europe and the USA. Another factor was the increasing popularity of narratives about the joint socialization of healthy and mentally sick children. In the 1980s the research projects focused on description and studying healthy sibling problems such as the lower self-esteem, stigmatization, and shame. Later the scientific interest shifted towards studying the variables which are associated with the burden which healthy siblings experienced during cohabitation with a sick brother or sister. It was conncected with using the multidimensional data analysis in social and psychological researches and emergence of new methods of empirical information collection.

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AN INVESTIGATION OF ECOLITERACY AND IGBO COSMOLOGY IN CHINUA ACHEBE’S ARROW OF GOD

AN INVESTIGATION OF ECOLITERACY AND IGBO COSMOLOGY IN CHINUA ACHEBE’S ARROW OF GOD

Author(s): Cindy Anene Ezeugwu / Language(s): English Issue: 4/2020

The study interrogates the relationship that exists between language, literacy and the environment given the fact that the need for its sustainability is of essence especially in the contemporary times. This paper investigates eco-literacy in Achebe’s literary corpus Arrow of God. Findings suggest that long before campaign for environmental protection became a global trend, Igbo societies have made significant in road towards saving the biosphere from harmful effects due largely to human induced activities. These attempts are made manifest through traditional religion, myth, superstition and other cultural practices. The researchers’ contend that though the Igbos’ contribution may be deemed insignificant compared to the enormity of the emerging issues, it is still not out of place to assume that the present imput by government, and other agencies towards this direction are rather complementary to the efforts being made by the Igbo societies. The study adopts the Butterfly Effect and Chaos Theory for the inquiry and concludes that if the colonizers had known the thoughts of the Igbo concerning the ecosystem, they would have probably helped to strengthen eco-literacy ideology using natural and sustainable in road already created. The study recommends the need to revert back to some of these natural means which could help to sustain the environment.

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CHALLENGES FACED BY YOUTH AGING OUT OF FOSTER CARE: HOMELESSNESS, EDUCATION, AND EMPLOYMENT

CHALLENGES FACED BY YOUTH AGING OUT OF FOSTER CARE: HOMELESSNESS, EDUCATION, AND EMPLOYMENT

Author(s): Beka Dangadze,Tengiz Verulava,Revaz Jorbenadze,Givi Bedianashvili / Language(s): English Issue: 3/2020

Youth out of foster care can face various problems related to finding a housing, unemployment, low educational attainment or lack of interpersonal relationships. The goal of the survey is to study the problems of aging out of foster care. Within the qualitative research semi-structured interviews were conducted. The findings indicated that youth out of foster care felt unprepared for life and face some financial, social and psychological challenges which make transitioning into adulthood even more difficult for them. They have a problem of unstable housing, employment and community integration. The study identified very low involvement of the social worker during preparation to age out of foster care. As youth age out of foster care, social workers are tasked to work collaboratively with them to develop a transition care strategy that meets their needs and helps to promotion them into independent living. It's recommended to expanded foster care services to the age of 21 years with the goals of increasing educational stability, housing stability, and employment services as youth transition to adulthood.

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WILLIAM JAMES: ON THE BORDER BETWEEN SCIENCES AND RELIGION

WILLIAM JAMES: ON THE BORDER BETWEEN SCIENCES AND RELIGION

Author(s): Mirela Radu / Language(s): English Issue: 2/2019

"The American philosopher and psychologist William James (1842-1910) is known to the world of medicine for being the first psychologist in his country. But his influence on universal culture was much deeper. Together with the mathematician and philosopher Charles Sanders Peirce (1839-1914) he laid the foundation for pragmatism. James considers the human mind as a dynamic concept. James also contributed to functional psychology by attempting to define the subconscious in relation to the perception of personal existence. His medical studies led him to perceive psychology as a branch of biology. In the book he published only a year before he passed away, The Meaning of Truth (1909), James postulated radical empiricism. According to the American psychologist, human consciousness is a complex process, not just a data flow, but also the creation of networks and connections between these fragments, and human experience is a cumulative, non-random connection process. Numerous philosophers, sociologists, psychologists, logicians, mathematicians, and even literary writers are indebted to William James for his innovative ideas. The multidisciplinarity of this visionary man’s theories is unquestionable. He managed to create a system of thinking which blended all the aspects encountered when studying human mind.”

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PERFORMATIVITY AND SELF-EXPLOITATION: BODY SIGNIFICANCE IN LATE CAPITALIST ERA

Author(s): Inna Yuliia Meliakova,Inna Igorivna Kovalenko,Eduard Anatoliyovych Kalnytskyi,Hanna Kovalenko / Language(s): English Issue: 4/2021

The paper represents a philosophical study of the social, political, legal, labour, cultural and anthropological status of a human in the contemporary environment of information technologies development, economic neoliberalism, limited employment, post-democracy, transhumanism, visual culture and pandemic. It attends to the performative practices of social activities, political will and human rights protection, which demonstrate the optimal opportunity of self-preservation and self-identity in the world of biopolitics and cognitive capitalism. The growth of the precariat is regarded as a catalyst of the opposite motion vectors: power activities and political subjects’ activities. The performative actionism is viewed as a relevant strategy of human self-realisation in arts, politics, legal, commercial and business activities, as well as a kind of compensation for the human online existence in these areas. For a late capitalism autonomous individual, his or her corporeal and mental self-exploitation is considered as an effective integrative tactics.

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Medical Migration to Bulgaria

Medical Migration to Bulgaria

Author(s): Mila Maeva / Language(s): English Issue: 3/2021

The crisis with COVID-19 and the world pandemic have affirmed the role and importance of medical staff not only for health but also for the normal functioning of postmodern societies. Its insufficient number and qualification in the last more than ten years is a serious issue in Bulgaria, and the crisis that occurred in 2020 − 2022 has only deepened it. Therefore, the arrival and accommodation of medical staff here are perceived as an important brain gain for the country. The study is based on fieldwork research conducted in 2020 − 2021. It presents and analyses individual cases searching for patterns of medical migration to Bulgaria. It also studies examples of foreign students who graduated in medicine and have remained to work and specialise in Bulgaria. The highlights of the research are the migrant`s own projects and processes of adaptation and integration of physicians who come to Bulgaria from different countries – Syria, Greece, and RN Macedonia. Finally, the prospects for attracting qualified medics to the country in view of the state policies towards them are considered too.

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Beauty as an Investment: The Relationship between Physical Appearance, Social Status, and Mental Well-Being

Beauty as an Investment: The Relationship between Physical Appearance, Social Status, and Mental Well-Being

Author(s): Svetlana NIKSON,Stefan COJOCARU / Language(s): English Issue: 88/2025

Throughout history, additional dimensions have been ascribed to the human body, reflecting both individuals’ self-perception and the way they are viewed by others. As a result, the body has constantly been influenced by rituals, customs, and treatments aimed at enhancing, modifying, displaying, adorning, or concealing certain features. The advancement of medicine in general and aesthetic medicine in particular, has made the pursuit of beauty more accessible. With the growing tendency to perceive the body as an evolving process and a “project”, modern society increasingly treats it as a long-term investment, intended to confer advantages, prestige, and recognition. Researchers and sociologists have explored the connection between physical appearance and social or personal status, revealing a strong correlation between one’s external look and societal standing. Their studies indicate that individuals actively strive to present themselves in the best possible way, aligning with social norms and class expectations. This pursuit involves maintaining a proper diet, engaging in physical activities, and undergoing various medical and cosmetic procedures. Aesthetic clinics serve as hubs for these services, helping individuals align their physical appearance with their personal and social aspirations. As a result, such clinics have witnessed a significant rise in popularity in recent years. This paper describes the effect of outer appearance s on the individuals’ social position, what people are willing to do in order to change their appearance due to a social motive, and how this effect can be explained by theories and paradigms in the field of social sciences.

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Impact of Infertility on the Institution of Marriage in Modern Society

Impact of Infertility on the Institution of Marriage in Modern Society

Author(s): Farida ASHIRBAYEVA,Bayan SMAGAMBET,Almash TLESPAYEVA / Language(s): English Issue: 88/2025

The research relevance is determined by the demographic issues and psychological studies that have recently attracted the attention of specialists and the public, which highlight various problems of families with reproductive health disorders, and the reaction of society to infertility is one of the problems bothering people diagnosed with infertility. However, the issue of the psychological and reproductive characteristics of such families requires further study and elaboration. The research aims to study the impact of infertility problems in marriages of urban and rural women in Kazakhstan and the reaction of society to infertile couples. The study examines the main factors of impact on reproductive health, the causes of female and male infertility, and society’s assessment of childless couples. The experimental research was conducted in the central part of Kazakhstan: in the clinic of reproductive medicine and women’s consultation of a rural hospital. A total of 198 women from among the patients diagnosed with infertility were interviewed. The research showed that due to childlessness, women face stigmatisation in society: 21% of urban women and 78% of rural women. According to the medical anamneses studied, 154 infertile women were registered with the diagnosis of primary infertility. According to examination data, 44 women were found to have congenital or hereditary infertility. Almost all the women interviewed are satisfied with their family life. The method of comparative, systemic, logical, and content analysis, as well as the method of synthesis and analogy, were used in the study of this topic. The practical value of this article lies in the fact that the main provisions and obtained conclusions of the analysed material can be used in conducting classes in sociology, and psychology, used by students specialising in the field of infertility, conception, and reproductive health.

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Editorial

Author(s): / Language(s): English Issue: 2/2024

The issue 2/2024 invited social work academics, practitioners, researchers, and students to submit articles about social work in uncertain times, such as social work in the current context meaning before and during the pandemic, during the war in Ukraine, and after the earthquake in Turkey and Syria, events which directly or indirectly impacted the profession. Given the number of people affected and losses suffered not only in economy, long-lasting effects in societies are also foreseen. These events, along with new ones (like the Israel – Hamas war), highlighted once again that, to respond and find sustainable solutions for social problems during extraordinary collective events, social workers are in the front line.To our invitation authors responded with articles covering a varied range of topics, covering social protection for many categories, such as families with children, youth, cancer patients, the homeless, and the elderly, as well as the social work practice. The current number contains nine articles and one book review. Most of the articles delve into Romanian context, but the use of the English language has broadened access to knowledge and understanding for any reader interested in the discussed issues.

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Поглед към административноправните режими на лечебните заведения

Поглед към административноправните режими на лечебните заведения

Author(s): Nina Chilova / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 2/2023

Medical institutions carry out their specific activities following various administrative law regimes, which the Medical Institutions Act mainly sets up, and the legislator has provided registration and authorisation regimes related to different requirements and conditions so far. The analysis of the health care legislation, albeit with certain specificities, supports the principle view in the doctrine that the registration regime, given the requisites to fulfil, is lighter than the licensing one; the respective authority acts under a bound competence. On the other hand, the authorisation or licensing regime is principally more onerous since the authority issuing the license or the authorisation decides at its discretion.

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FUNDAMENTAL DIMENSIONS OF THE PERSONALITY OF THE ADULT ON DIALYSIS IN THE PSYCHOSOCIAL ADAPTATION PROCESS

FUNDAMENTAL DIMENSIONS OF THE PERSONALITY OF THE ADULT ON DIALYSIS IN THE PSYCHOSOCIAL ADAPTATION PROCESS

Author(s): Oxana Paladi,Diana Cecan / Language(s): Romanian Issue: 40/2025

This study examines the fundamental dimensions of adult personality undergoing chronic hemodialysis treatment in the psychosocial adaptation process. The research sample consisted of 115 subjects, adults undergoing chronic hemodialysis treatment at Dialysis Center No. 1 in Chisinau. To determine the fundamental dimensions of personality, in the research, we administered the FPI personality questionnaire. This study highlights the complexity of psychosocial adaptation depending on the estimated states and personality traits of each patient undergoing hemodialysis treatment and suggests the need for specialized individualized psychological intervention. In fact, psychological support for patients undergoing hemodialysis treatment is the main objective of the clinical psychologist's activity within the Dialysis Center.

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Льготы и преимущества, которые давала полицейская служба в царской России: Средняя Азия

Льготы и преимущества, которые давала полицейская служба в царской России: Средняя Азия

Author(s): V. P. Litvinov / Language(s): Russian Issue: 4/2024

This article analyzes service benefits and privileges in Tsarist Russia. During the Imperial period, the country developed a complex system of them, both general and specific (regional). They were established by law for the outskirts of the Russian Empire, including those in Central Asia (Russian Turkestan) under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of War. The system was also influenced by the experiences of Siberia and the Caucasus. The analysis considers the pension benefits for Turkestan officials, reduced service terms required for retirement, increased payments for relocation to or from the region to central Russian provinces, regular salary increases every five years of service, longer vacations, allowances for children’s education, guaranteed placement of children in educational institutions with paid travel to them, as well as free healthcare and medication for administrative and police officials, etc. It is concluded that all these benefits and privileges attracted more qualified, professionally trained, and experienced personnel to serve in the remote Russian territories of Central Asia.

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Narratives at the Crossroads: Media Reporting on Suicide in Slovenia in the Context of Sociopolitical Changes in 1959-1999

Narratives at the Crossroads: Media Reporting on Suicide in Slovenia in the Context of Sociopolitical Changes in 1959-1999

Author(s): Vanja Gomboc,Polonca Borko,Nuša Zadravec Šedivy,Vita Postuvan / Language(s): English Issue: 2/2024

This study examines the representation of suicide in Slovenian newspapers from 1959 to 1999, a period characterised by profound socio-political changes. By analysing 1,785 articles from the archives of two major newspapers, Delo and Večer, we identified a dynamic relationship between the style of media reporting on suicide and the evolving societal context. Our findings suggest a transition from predominantly provocative to increasingly preventive reporting on suicide over the decades. Interestingly, despite an overall trend towards preventive approaches, the ratio of provocative to preventive aspects per article consistently favoured provocative reporting in each period studied. In the early years studied, reporting on suicide tended to be sensationalised, which could be due to a variety of factors, including less informed media practices. In the 1990s, however, a surprising increase in both preventive and provocative reporting was observed, coinciding with Slovenia’s independence and the liberalisation of the media. This mixed trend contrasts with worldwide studies, but underlines the link between media, socio-political changes and public perception of suicide. The study highlights the significance of the media, and the challenge of balancing public interest and social responsibility when reporting on suicide.

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Д-р Недялка Василева – Головина (лекар на детските здравно – съвещателни станции във Варна)

Д-р Недялка Василева – Головина (лекар на детските здравно – съвещателни станции във Варна)

Author(s): Galina Petrova / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 1/2023

Д-р Недялка Василева (1900-1983) е трайно свързана с детското здравеопазване. Още от студентка тя се ориентира към превантивната медицина. Нейната дипломна работа на тема: „Бъдещата дейност на сестрите посетителки в България“ е доказателство за привързаността ѝ към профилактиката. Цел: Да се проучи живота, делото и приноса на Д-р Недялка Wасилева Головина за детското здравеопазване в град Варна. Методи: историческо-документален. Проучени са документи от архивни фондове на Държавен архив (ДА) - Варна и публикации в периодичния печат. Резултати: Д-р Недялка Василева е една от четирите новозавършили лекарки през 1924г., определени от Дирекция народно здраве (ДНЗ) да оглавят диспансери за борба с детската смъртност и туберкулозата. Тя преминава специализирано обучение в противотуберкулозния диспансер в София, детската клиника на Александровска болница, в ДНЗ – за подготовка по администрация. Диспансери не се откриват, но получената кавалификация е добра основа за работата ѝ в новооткритите детски здравно-съвещателни станции първо в София, а от 1927 до 1958 г. тя всеотдайно служи на децата във Варна. Нейният пример се изразява в дълготрайното ръководство на здравно-съвещателните станции, желан консултант на майките и разпространител на здравни знания сред гражданите чрез лични контакти, публикации в печата, радиопредавания, изложби. Тя е първи организатор на плаж за децата от детските здравно-съвещателни станции в продължение на 15 години. Заключение: Името на д-р Недялка Василева-Головина остава записано в историята на здравеопазването като изключителен пропагандатор, организатор и учител в създаване на нова култура за съвременни здравни грижи за новородени и деца в широки слоеве от варненското гражданство.Introduction: Dr. Nedyalka Vassileva (1900 - 1983) is permanently connected to the child health care. Ever since she was a student, she has been geared up to the preventive medicine. Her diploma thesis on the subject: „The Future Activity of Visiting Nurses in Bulgaria” is a prove of her devotion to the preventive care. Aim: To study the life, the achievements and the contribution of Dr. Nedyalka Vassileva-Golovina to the child health care in the city of Varna. Methods: historical-documentary. Documents from the archival funds of the State Archives in Varna and periodic publications have been examined. Results: Dr. Nedyalka Vassileva is one of the four doctors, newly graduated in 1924, who were determined by the Public Healthcare Directorate to take the lead of dispensaries for the prevention of child mortality and tuberculosis. She has undergone specialized training and study at the Anti-tuberculosis Dispensary in Sofia, at the Children’s Clinic of Aleksandrovska Hospital, at the Public Healthcare Directorate – for training in administration. These dispensaries have not been opened, however, the gained qualification was a good foundation for her work at the newly opened child health advisory stations, firstly in Sofia, and then, from 1927 to 1958, in Varna, where she worked with heart for the children. The example set by her finds expression in the long-term management of the health advisory stations, the consultancy desired and preferred by the mothers and the dissemination of health knowledge among the population through personal contacts, publications in the press, radio broadcasts, and exhibitions. She first promoted a beach for the children from the child health advisory stations which functioned for 15 years. Conclusion: The name of Dr. Nedyalka Vassileva-Golovina will stay in the history of public health as an outstanding propagandist, organizer and teacher creating new culture for contemporary health care for newborn infants and children of Varna.

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