Key term for Edexcel GCSE History, used in Medicine in Modern Britain.
A 'hands-off' approach by the government, characterised by a reluctance to intervene directly in public health matters.
Laissez-faire appears in Edexcel GCSE History revision content for Medicine in Britain and the Western Front, especially Medicine in Modern Britain and Case Studies: Penicillin and Lung Cancer.
Medicine in Britain and the Western Front
Case Studies: Penicillin and Lung Cancer
Medicine in Britain and the Western Front
Approaches to Prevention and Treatment
Medicine in Britain and the Western Front
Ideas About the Cause of Disease
Medicine in Britain and the Western Front
Medicine in Britain and the Western Front
Medicine in Modern Britain • Case Studies: Penicillin and Lung Cancer
Medicine in Britain and the Western Front
Medicine in Modern Britain • Approaches to Prevention and Treatment
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Case Studies: Vaccinations and Cholera
