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[Which has been the first Italian paediatric hospital?]
1Già Direttore Istituto Di Puericultura, Università "La Sapienza" di Roma, I.
Insights
The first Italian children's hospital was established in Turin in 1843. A second Turin hospital for girls aged 3-18 with non-infectious diseases opened in 1845.
Area of Science:
- Pediatric History
- Medical Philanthropy
Context:
- The 19th century saw the emergence of specialized pediatric care.
- Philanthropic efforts significantly shaped early healthcare institutions.
Purpose:
- To chronicle the establishment of the first Italian children's hospital.
- To document the founding of a second pediatric facility for girls.
Summary:
- The first Italian hospital for children was founded in Turin in 1843 by Count L. Franchi di Pont.
- In 1845, Marchioness Giulia Falletti di Barolo established a Turin hospital for girls (ages 3-18) treating non-infectious diseases.
Impact:
- Highlights the pioneering role of Italy in establishing dedicated children's healthcare.
- Demonstrates the historical development of specialized medical services for young females.
Abstract:
The article presents a short history of the first Italian hospital for children founded in Torino by count L. Franchi di Pont in 1843 and approved by the King Carlo Alberto. In year 1845 always in Torino the marchioness Giulia Falletti di Barolo created a hospital devoted to the treatment of 3 to 18 years- aged girls' non infectious diseases.
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