Medicine in the remote and rural north, 1800-2000

Introduction: Cores/Peripheries - Rural/Remote: Medicine, Health-Care Delivery and the North - Stephan Curtis Part I: Remote Medicine and the State 1 Medical Services in a Northern Russian Province, 1864-1917 - Steven Cherry and Francis King 2 Changing Minority Culture: Health Services and Health Promotion in Northern Norway, 1900-50s - Teemu Ryymin 3 The Sami, Sami-ness and the Staffing of Health Services in Northern Norway, 1960s-2001 - Astri Andresen 4 Foreshadowing the Future: Health Services in Remote Areas, the National Health Service and the Highlands and Islands of Scotland, 1948-74 - Marguerite Dupree Part II: Doctors and Doctoring in Remote Areas 5 A Country Doctor: Health Care in a Mid-Nineteenth-Century Swedish Remote Area - Soren Edvinsson 6 Medical Reports from the 1800s and What they Tell about Health Conditions, Population and the Work of Doctors in Peripheral Norway - Oivind Larsen 7 'Medicine is Here to Stay': Rural Medical Practice, the Northern Frontier and Modernization in 1930s' Newfoundland - J T H Connor 8 Policing Practitioners on the Periphery: Elite Physicians and Profession-Building in a Bicultural Province, 1920-39 - Sasha Mullally Part III: Women, Health Care and the Practice of Medicine 9 The West Greenlandic Midwives 1820-1920: Mediators between their Compatriots and Danish Doctors - Mette Ronsager 10 Delivering Health Care in Rural New Brunswick: Outpost Nursing in the Twentieth Century - Linda Kealey 11 Mother's Medicine: Women, Home and Health in the Peace River Region of British Columbia, Canada, 1920-40 - Megan J Davies 12 Call of the Wild: Public Health Nursing in Post-War Lapland - Marianne Junila