Abstract
The French Public Health Code describes the functions of public hospitals thus:
‘Hospitals provide for the examinations necessary for diagnosis and for preventive medicine, as well as for the treatment (with or without hospitalisation [present author’s italics]) of the sick, the injured, convalescents, and pregnant women, including … necessary functional rehabilitation .... They are open to all those whose condition requires their services.’(1)
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Cang, S., and Clarke, F., ‘Home care of the sick — an emerging general analysis based on schemes in France’, Community Health, 1978, 9 (3), 167–7.
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Clarke, F. (1984). Hospitalisation à domicile, France: a first-hand account. In: Hospital at Home. Palgrave, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-17693-9_6
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