Nicolaas Bidloo

Nicolaas Bidloo
Nicolaas Bidloo
Born	1674; Amsterdam, County of Holland, Dutch Republic
Died	14 April 1735; Moscow, Russian Empire
Occupation	physician
Partner	Clasina Claes
Father	Lambert Bidloo

Nicolaas Bidloo (c. 1673/74 – 23 March 1735) was a Dutch physician who served as the personal physician of Tsar Peter I of Russia (Peter the Great). Bidloo was the director of the first hospital in Russia as well as the first medical school in Russia, and is considered one of the founders of Russian medicine.^[1]

^ Vein AA (December 2007). "[Nicolaas Bidloo, the Dutch director of the first hospital in Russia; a 300-year anniversary]". Nederlands Tijdschrift voor Geneeskunde (in Dutch and Flemish). 151 (52): 2909–12. PMID 18257439.

[vein-1] Vein AA (December 2007). "[Nicolaas Bidloo, the Dutch director of the first hospital in Russia; a 300-year anniversary]". Nederlands Tijdschrift voor Geneeskunde (in Dutch and Flemish). 151 (52): 2909–12. PMID 18257439.

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Nicolaas Bidloo
Born	1674 Amsterdam, County of Holland, Dutch Republic
Died	14 April 1735 Moscow, Russian Empire
Occupation	physician
Partner	Clasina Claes
Father	Lambert Bidloo

Nicolaas Bidloo

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