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Direct linkBakker, Nelleke; de Beer, Fedor – History of Education, 2009
In this article the authors address the question of why school medical inspection in the Netherlands developed not only considerably slower than the British service but did so also on a more modest scale in terms of the impact on children's lives. In the Netherlands school doctors were not allowed to treat children's illnesses and therefore never…
Descriptors: Medical Services, Religious Cultural Groups, Compulsory Education, Pediatrics
