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Indicated to what some people who were trained in the field of health and treatment, did for the wounded, disabled or sick prisoners. Some people with some medical knowledge and experience in health matters formed a health group, identified the sick ,and helped them by making the camp environment healthy. | |||
Due to the limitation of medicine and medical facilities, they nursed the sick captives in every way they could, and at all costs, the good fellows managed to provide medicine to them<ref>Atai, S. (2008). Travel to the city of Azadi. Tehran: Azadegan Cultural and Art Institute.</ref><ref>Azadegan Scientific Council. (2019). Azadegan Encyclopedia: Iranian prisoners freed in the war between Iraq and Iran. Tehran: Institute of Humanities and Cultural Studies; Azadegan Cultural and Art Institute,</ref>. | |||
== See also == | |||
* [[Servants of captives]] | |||
* [[Services of servants of captives]] | |||
== Bibliography == | |||
<references />Parvin Kashanizadeh | |||
[[fa:خدمات بهداشتی و پزشکی خادمان اسرا]] | |||
Latest revision as of 17:49, 19 April 2024
Indicated to what some people who were trained in the field of health and treatment, did for the wounded, disabled or sick prisoners. Some people with some medical knowledge and experience in health matters formed a health group, identified the sick ,and helped them by making the camp environment healthy.
Due to the limitation of medicine and medical facilities, they nursed the sick captives in every way they could, and at all costs, the good fellows managed to provide medicine to them[1][2].
See also
Bibliography
- ↑ Atai, S. (2008). Travel to the city of Azadi. Tehran: Azadegan Cultural and Art Institute.
- ↑ Azadegan Scientific Council. (2019). Azadegan Encyclopedia: Iranian prisoners freed in the war between Iraq and Iran. Tehran: Institute of Humanities and Cultural Studies; Azadegan Cultural and Art Institute,
Parvin Kashanizadeh