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Publication Date / 2017-09-22 Author / Shi-yung Liu & The Research Team (eds.) Category / Historical Source Material Series

Midwifery Notes of Madam He Chen (Japanese version with Chinese translation and interpretation)

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Publisher / Institute of Taiwan History, Academia Sinica

Edition / First edition

Publication Date / 2017-09

ISBN(Hardpack) 9789860533330

NTD 600

Pages / 238

Introduction

This three-volume series contains study notes of a Taiwanese midwife in 1930s. The notes’ author is Madam Chen He (1904-1990), wife of the agrarian activist Jian Ji (1903-1951). While her husband was devoted in the Taiwan Farmer’s Union, in order to support her family, she enrolled to the Midwife Training School of the Tainan Hospital and later became a respected midwife. The book offers a peek into the history of the Japanese government’s effort in promoting medical services and the progress of modern medical training in Taiwan.

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