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논문 기본 정보
- 자료유형
- 학술저널
- 저자정보
- 저널정보
- 역사학회 역사학보 歷史學報 第252輯
- 발행연도
- 2021.12
- 수록면
- 37 - 64 (28page)
- DOI
- 10.16912/tkhr.2021.12.252.37
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This article explores imperial Japan’s response towards an influenza pandemic from 1918-1921 and details the establishment of public health policies in imperial Japan by tracing the evolution of preventive measures in its colonies, especially in the colonial Korea, where the influenza pandemic was prevalent to a degree similar to Japan. In contrast to other Western countries, Japan identified that influenza had been continuously prevalent over the course of three years and implemented preventive measures in the Japanese metropole and its colonies until 1921.
In colonial Korea, preventive measures were initially aimed at protecting the throat through gargling, and later included vaccinations in addition to measures related to improving personal hygiene, education around the risks of influenza, and mask wearing. Also, the authorities tried to implement measures equivalent to those for notifiable diseases. However, these preventive measures may have had only a limited effect because the policy lacked enforcement, it was difficult to determine the cause of disease, and the vaccine efficacy had not been sufficiently proven. However, one significant change over previous responses to influenza prevalence was that the authorities were now able to directly engage with personal hygiene measures over a sustained period of three years in the name of protecting and improving public health. This in turn, led to the development of a set of detailed guidelines for public health controls. This, in turn may have influenced subsequent revisions of the Infectious Disease Prevention Act in Japan in 1922.
In colonial Korea, preventive measures were initially aimed at protecting the throat through gargling, and later included vaccinations in addition to measures related to improving personal hygiene, education around the risks of influenza, and mask wearing. Also, the authorities tried to implement measures equivalent to those for notifiable diseases. However, these preventive measures may have had only a limited effect because the policy lacked enforcement, it was difficult to determine the cause of disease, and the vaccine efficacy had not been sufficiently proven. However, one significant change over previous responses to influenza prevalence was that the authorities were now able to directly engage with personal hygiene measures over a sustained period of three years in the name of protecting and improving public health. This in turn, led to the development of a set of detailed guidelines for public health controls. This, in turn may have influenced subsequent revisions of the Infectious Disease Prevention Act in Japan in 1922.
#인플루엔자
#스페인독감
#유행성감모
#법정전염병
#예방접종
#전염병예방법
#내무성 위생국
#Influenza
#Spanish flu
#Notifiable disease
#Infectious Disease Prevention Act
#Vaccination
#Hygienic Bureau of the Ministry of Home Affairs
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목차
- I. 들어가며
- II. 1918년 인플루엔자 유행에 대한 일본과 식민지 조선의 이해와 대응
- III. 식민지 조선에서의 인플루엔자 방역(1918~1921년)
- IV. 나가며
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- [Abstract]
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