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Korean Journal of Medical History 1999;8(1): 45-58.
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| 동인의원의 정체와 의문화영향 소고 |
| 김두희1, 김재식2 |
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| An overview on reality of Dong-In Uywon(Hospital) and effects on culture of medicine |
| Doo Hei Kim1, Jay Sik Kim2 |
1Department of Preventive Medicine, Donguk University College of Medicine, Korea.
2Department of Clinical Pathology, Kyungpook National University School of Medicine, Korea. |
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| ABSTRACT |
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From a review on the reality of Dong-In Hospital which was a hospital founded by Dong-Aa Dong-In-Hywe Foundation which was a corporation of governmental patron around Ulsa(1905) protective treaty between Japan and Korea, and this hospital seemed to be dissoluted just before the annexation signing of Korea to Japan. The building with site of Dong-In Hospital in Taegu was sold to Kyung-Sang Pook-Do province and Jaa-Hye Hospital was constructed instead as a virtual conscience. So it is impossible to say this Jaa-Hye Hospital as the predecessor of Dong-In Hospital although Jaa-Hye Hospital which was belonging to Kyung-Sang Pook-Do province as Kyung-Sang Pook-Do Hospital had changed the name several times until being Taegu Medical School Hospital by using as Taegu Medical Institute College Hospital which was absorbed to U.S. military government after the restoration of independence from Japan. Since 1953 Kyungpook National University absorbed Taegu Medical School, it is possible to use Taegu Medical School Hospital as the predecessor of Kyungpook National University Hospital whereas it is impossible to use Jaa-Hye Hospital as the predecessor with nationality on the basis of the health and medical administrative system. |
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Dong-In Hospital, Dong-Aa Dong-In-Hywe corporation, Ulsa protective treaty, Annexation signing of Korea to Japan, Jaa-Hye Hospital, Taegu Medical College, Taegu Medical School Kyungpook National University Hospital |
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