
Hospitals were founded as early as the forth century, by the Church in the Byzantine Empire. However, it was not before the sixth century, with the Reform of Justinian, that the hospital got its definitive organization. In Bagdad, as soon as the eight century, the christian-nestorian doctors organized the first hospitals in the Arab-Muslim world.
History, Ancient, History, Medieval, Hospitals
History, Ancient, History, Medieval, Hospitals
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