واجهات التعليم والخدمات الصحية في مدينة راوة (1921-1958)
The research dealt with education in the city of Rawah during the royal era in Iraq (1921-1958), which began with the Katateeb, and developed with the establishment of primary and secondary schools, which prepared an important turning point in the history of modern education, as well as revealing the efficiency of the spatial distribution of educational services in the city of Rawah through the study of the spatial distribution of educational services and efficiency, and then access to the future need for educational services in it, and the research dealt with aspects of school health services and their large role In spreading the health culture among students to avoid the spread of diseases among students and treat some of the diseases prevalent at the time, as well as addressing some of the health problems that the city of Rawah was suffering from, and the role of the government in solving those problems. (Published abstract)