Most of the sources I've read about the first professional standing army of Central Europe analyzed the make-up of this force in addition to their weaponry, tactics, heraldry etc., but I'm lacking sources when it comes to the army's potency to heal wounded combatants after battles.
Could a soldier count on their lord to employ a doctor to save their lives? Would this doctor treat them free of charge, or would he ask for compensation? What chance would a soldier have when it came to lacerations? And since the Black Army had a sizeable supply of guns, is there any information how gunshot wounds were treated?
As a follow-up, what would they do with wounded during the battle itself? I'd imagine there weren't really "medics" to treat them on the field, so if I were wounded would I just hope to hang on until after to be treated at all?