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Asepsia, clínicas “particulares” y beneficencia pública: hacia un modelo asistencial dual en la ciudad de Valencia (1882-1936)

Authors: Xavier García Ferrandis;

Asepsia, clínicas “particulares” y beneficencia pública: hacia un modelo asistencial dual en la ciudad de Valencia (1882-1936)

Abstract

Este trabajo se centra en el análisis de las primeras clínicas privadas de la ciudad de Valencia, una serie de pequeños hospitales quirúrgicos fundados a lo largo de las últimas décadas del siglo XIX y del primer tercio del XX en paralelo a un modelo de beneficencia insuficiente. Durante el período de estudio, coincidiendo con la introducción en Valencia de la antisepsia y la asepsia quirúrgicas, empezó a gestarse un modelo asistencial dual. Por una parte, el sistema sanitario heredado del Antiguo Régimen basado en un gran hospital general de beneficencia; por otra, una incipiente sanidad “particular” o privada basada en la progresiva habilitación de una serie de clínicas quirúrgicas, una estrategia asistencial que se inscribe en el complejo proceso de medicalización del conjunto de la población, no solo de la burguesía urbana, sino también de las clases populares, la menestralía y el obrerismo. El desarrollo de estas clínicas se vio truncado de raíz con el estallido de la Guerra Civil Española, dado que la mayoría fueron incautadas por los comités revolucionarios y transformados en hospitales de sangre, con el objetivo de satisfacer las necesidades asistenciales del estado de guerra.

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Cirugía, Medicalization, Clínicas privadas, Surgery, Valencia, Medicalización, Private clinics, Asepsia, Asepsis

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