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     • The first modern Western hospital in the Kingdom of Joseon, Jejungwon is documented as treating sick people regardless of their economic status, despite the hierarchical society of the era.
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   What is Jejungwon famous for?

   • The first modern Western hospital in the Kingdom of Joseon, Jejungwon is documented as treating sick people regardless of their economic status, despite the hierarchical society of the era. With Allen as its first hospital director, Jejungwon accepted 16 students for medical training. The series follows their training and careers.

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   Is Jejungwon a real hospital?

   • Jejungwon (Korean: 제중원; Hanja: 濟眾院) is a 2010 South Korean period medical drama television series about the founding and early years of Jejungwon, the first modern Western hospital in the Joseon Dynasty. The hospital was founded in 1885 and began accepting a small class of students for training in Western medicine.

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   Who is Hwang Jeong?

   • Hwang Jeong, whose father was a butcher (the lowest social position in South Korea), works his way up to become one of the premier doctors during Korea's Joseon Dynasty. He then starts working at "Jejungwon" - the first modern hospital to practice western medicine in South Korea.

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   When did Jejungwon become a hospital?

   • Jejungwon was first established in April 10, 1885 (under the name "Gwanghyewon" but changed shortly later to "Jejungwon" then renamed to "Severence Hospital" in 1904). The hospital resides on the campus of Yonsei University in Seoul, South Korea. Additional Cast Members:

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   Does jejoongwon still exist?

   • (Jejoongwon survives up to these present times as Severance Hospital; it is part of Yonsei University, which is one of the top three universities in Korea. A detailed, full-sized reproduction of Jejoongwon’s first building has been placed in the university campus.

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   Why does Seok-ran go back to jejoongwon?

   • Seok-ran sees Hwang Jung, on his knees, begging Administrator Oh to be allowed to stay in Jejoongwon. Guilt-ridden, she confesses to her father about what she did. And despite her father’s warning, she goes back to Jejoongwon, disguised as the topnotcher Yu Seok-hwan. Several women volunteer to become nurses in Jejoongwon.

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   Jejungwon (Korean: 제중원; Hanja: 濟眾院) is a 2010 South Korean period medical drama television series about the founding and early years of Jejungwon, the first modern Western hospital in the Joseon Dynasty. [1]

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   Jun 18, 2024 · During this period, Songchon Chi Seok-yeong , famous for the method of venom, and Park Seo-yang, a model of Hwang Jeong (medical license No. 4 in the Korean Empire), were doctors. Instead of a license, he received a medical license (Ji Seok-young was the first president of the Medical Association).

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   May 4, 2010 · Hwang Jeong, whose father was a butcher (the lowest social position in South Korea), works his way up to become one of the premier doctors during Korea's Joseon Dynasty. He then starts working at "Jejungwon" - the first modern hospital to practice western medicine in South Korea.

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   A. "Jejoongwon" is a 2010 historical-medical drama. It was ranked as the number one drama in the Dramabeans review of 2010 dramas. Dramabeans also said that "Jejoongwon" was better than any drama aired in 2008 and 2009. The drama's cast is led by Han Hye-jin (who played So Seo No in "Jumong"), Yeon Jung-hoon, and Park Yong-woo.

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   Jejungwon is a 2010 South Korean period medical drama television series about the founding and early years of Jejungwon, the first modern Western hospital in the Joseon Dynasty. The hospital was founded in 1885 and began accepting a small class of students for training in Western medicine.

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   Mar 2, 2018 · Briefly, this medical/historical drama is a fictionalized account of the founding of Jejoongwon, the first hospital of Western medicine in Korea, during the waning years of the Joseon Dynasty in the late 1890s.

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   Jejungwon (Korean: 제중원; Hanja: 濟眾院) is a 2010 South Korean period medical drama television series about the founding and early years of Jejungwon, the first modern Western hospital in the Joseon Dynasty.