Suchergebnisse

Part I. 1841-1941. Settlements, urban development, and health issues -- Government health policies and initiatives before 1941 -- The control of major diseases and epidemics before 1941 -- Local voluntarism, healing spaces, and medical education before 1941 -- part II. 1941-1993. -- The Japanese occupation -- Health issues and initiatives after 1945 -- Public health services and the control of major diseases and epidemics after 1945 -- Local and international philanthropic involvement in public health -- Shifting paradigms in medical education and research : 1947-1993 -- Appendix. Public health in Hong Kong : a chronology (1841-2017).

1. Introduction -- 2. Disease-control policies, 1841-1894 : colonial priorities and local realities -- 3. Disease, scientific medicine, and public health : from the plague epidemic to the early twentieth century -- 4. Disease, industrialization, and wartime destruction, 1920s-1945 -- 5. Health, disease control, and postwar reconstruction, 1945-1960s -- 6. Epidemiological transition and disease prevention, 1960s-1980s -- 7. Diseases, socio-economic transformation, and transition to decolonization, 1980s-1997 -- 8. Combating Global Epidemics in the Postcolonial State, 1997-2003 -- 9. Conclusion.