Teklić Ante, Peterković Vjerislav
Parish church of St. Euphemia Rovinj, Rovinj, Croatia. University of Zagreb, Zagreb University Hospital Center, Department of Neurosurgery, Zagreb, Croatia.
Coll Antropol. 2012 Sep;36(3):1057-62.
By using published and unpublished sources from various archival series kept in the Rovinj Heritage Museum, Chapter Archives of Rovinj and the Diocesan Archives of Porec the authors shed new light and present the health and social care system in the city of Rovinj covering the period which goes from the mid 15th to the mid 19th century. Altruistic mentality of individual citizens, lay and ecclesiastical institutions as well as the need to prevent diseases urged the foundation of medical-social-religious-charitable institutions. In the researched period Rovinj flourished demographically and economically, so that health and social institutions included offices in charge of prevention. When it came to various aspects of social activities, decisions were made by the foreign political authorities--Venetian, French and Austrian administration, although the first initiative would always come from the Rovinj Commune or individual citizens.
通过利用罗维尼遗产博物馆、罗维尼章节档案馆和波雷奇教区档案馆保存的各种档案系列中的已发表和未发表资料,作者们揭示了新的情况,并呈现了15世纪中叶至19世纪中叶罗维尼市的卫生和社会护理体系。公民个人、世俗和教会机构的利他心态以及预防疾病的需求促使了医疗-社会-宗教-慈善机构的建立。在研究期间,罗维尼在人口和经济方面都很繁荣,因此卫生和社会机构包括负责预防的部门。在社会活动的各个方面,决策由外国政治当局——威尼斯、法国和奥地利政府做出,尽管最初的倡议总是来自罗维尼公社或公民个人。