gdr ; life in east germany ; welfare system ; extensive social welfare programme 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryGDRA2/A-levelEdexcel Created by: ilovetheofficeCreated on: 08-05-18 17:17 gov viewed good health essential for what? high productivity 1 of 47 what were there a series of in every district? polyclinics 2 of 47 as health-care systems were provided on what basis? collective 3 of 47 according to? need 4 of 47 polyclinics offered what? general health care + some specialist treatment thru temas doctors / nurses 5 of 47 in '71 what in polyclinic was allowed in response to patients' demands? choice of doctor 6 of 47 much of healthcare based on what? preventative medicine / early diagnosis 7 of 47 welfare measures that did what also helped improve general health of female pop? eased mothers' working load 8 of 47 for elderly and disabled what was providied by state? carehomes 9 of 47 but many prefered to live in? family home 10 of 47 increasing population demands for welfare provision improvements led to series fo measures being announcedwhen? may '76 11 of 47 @ which party congress? 9th 12 of 47 SED aware welfare provision was one method of keeping? social stability 13 of 47 as well as minimising attraction of? west 14 of 47 and providing what internationally? good publicity for gdr 15 of 47 duly introduced increases in? minimum wage 16 of 47 what % pension rise? 20% 17 of 47 and increased what for working mothers? holiday entitlement 18 of 47 - results dgdg 19 of 47 in '60s/'70s what increased to west comparable levels? life expectancy 20 of 47 success also tangible in which two areas? pre/antenatal care 21 of 47 as early as what year were numbers of childbirth death better than FRG?' '59 22 of 47 social welfare provision aimed at supporting mothers and therefore encouraging what were successful? birthrate rise 23 of 47 what were mothers with children under 18 entitled to? shorter working hrs + more holiday pay 24 of 47 in '85 what was egerman birth rate by thousand? 13.7 25 of 47 and in frg? 9.6 26 of 47 in '60 how many doctors per 100,000? 160 27 of 47 and in '89? 242 28 of 47 no. hospital beds in what yr comparable to FRG? '77 29 of 47 most basic what often in short supply? medical equipment 30 of 47 in early '70s hospitals were complaining of lack of? rubber gloves / syringes 31 of 47 by end '70s what for social provision increasingly under pressure? economic resources 32 of 47 partly result of worsening eco situaition but also? increasingly aged population 33 of 47 coupled with spiralling costs of? new tech 34 of 47 gov statements and promises resulted in higher expectations putting pressure on? health-care system 35 of 47 care of what types of people far less impressive than that directed @ mothers / workers? less economically productive e.g elderly / disabled 36 of 47 often placed in homes of staff w/ good intentions but? v little training / poor physical resources 37 of 47 what were mothers of severely disabled children allowed? extra days off work to provide care in home 38 of 47 limited econmic resources led to system of prioritisation 39 of 47 whereby best resources often where? uni hospitals 40 of 47 usually reserved for who? top party officials / specialised workers vital to economy 41 of 47 party leadership treated @ what hospital w/ most up to date tech? Berlin-Buch 42 of 47 dev social welfare in GDR echoed gerenal theme of good intentions being udermined by? economic shortcomings 43 of 47 records of ministry of health reveal that mecklinger (h's minister for health) was foceful in presenting case of? extending welfare provision 44 of 47 on which two grounds? political / humanitarian 45 of 47 but he was thwarted by who in which ministry's influence? ******* gunter mittag and the ****** ministry for the economy 46 of 47 promo for good health also limited by social attitudes of egermans as many heavy? eaters / drinkers 47 of 47
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