T Szkudaj

Publications of T Szkudaj

• [Cracow medical chamber in the special collection of the main medical library]

  Authors: T Szkudaj

  Medycyna nowozytna : studia nad historia medycyny / Polska Akademia Nauk, Instytut Historii Nauki. 02/2000; 7(2):147-57.

  The article on Cracow Medical Chamber in the Special Collection of the Main Medical Library concerns the history of establishing medical chambers and covers the period from 1893 to 1950. It presentsThe article on Cracow Medical Chamber in the Special Collection of the Main Medical Library concerns the history of establishing medical chambers and covers the period from 1893 to 1950. It presents in detail the territorial extent of Cracow Medical Chamber, its membership and presidents' functions as well as the composition of its various boards and councils. It also talks about the legal acts regulating the functioning of medical chambers and their sphere of activity. The collection of archived records kept in the Special Collection of Main Medical Library constitutes a small percentage of the preserved records; these being mainly personal files of doctors comprising personal questionnaires, registration cards and photographs.

• [The Lwow Medical Chamber]

  Authors: T Szkudaj

  Medycyna nowozytna : studia nad historia medycyny / Polska Akademia Nauk, Instytut Historii Nauki. 02/1999; 6(1):153-62.

  The materials related to the Lwow Medical Chamber comprised in the Special Collection of the Main Medical Library date back to the establishment of the Medical Chambers. They cover the period fromThe materials related to the Lwow Medical Chamber comprised in the Special Collection of the Main Medical Library date back to the establishment of the Medical Chambers. They cover the period from 1893 to 1945 and provide information on the details of the operating area of the Lwow Medical Chamber, the number of its members, functions of individual presidents and the composition of changing managements and boards. They also include information on the legal acts regulating the operations of the Medical Chambers and their scope of activities. The archive files incorporated in the Special Collection of the Main Medical Library include 216 archive units, which represent only a small percentage of preserved files: physicians' personal files including personal questionnaires, registration cards and photographs. The articles discuss the above issues extensively.