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| Material Name |
"Aishusha Kisoku (Aishusha Rules)" |
| Year(Japanes Era Name) |
Meiji 19 |
| Year |
1886 |
| Description |
GOTO Shinpei (1857-1929) was influenced by Albrecht von RORETZ (1846-1884) regarding health administration ideas and a scientific and evidence-based way of thinking.
Following in the footsteps of RORETZ, GOTO had already submitted a "Proposal towards establishing medical police (sanitary administration)" to the Aichi Prefectural Government in his days as a second-grade hospital doctor. He continued his efforts, proposing an "Outline for the establishment of an office of sanitary police in Aichi Prefecture" to NAGAYO Sensai (1838-1902), Director of the Sanitary Bureau. In Meiji year 13 (1880) GOTO, who had become acting head of both Aichi Prefectural Public Hospital and Medical School, along with second-class teacher at the Public Medical School ISHIKAWA Jun (1858-1933) and first-class teacher and editor TAKINAMI Tonan (1852?-1902), organized the doctors in the prefecture and established the private sanitation association "Aishusha".
Attached: Revisions to rules dated September 30, Meiji year 19 (1886), and notification of officer re-election results (1 page) |
| Physical Description |
7p ; 19cm |
| Material Type |
Books
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