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Miki Hanada (花田ミキ, Hanada Miki, 9 September 1914 – 1 August 2006) was a Japanese researcher of health nursing and health advisor. She devoted herself to saving lives and health of people in Aomori Prefecture after the World War II, making efforts in building the educational institute for nurses, resolving towns and villages without health nurses from the standpoint of health administration, and establishing the system of rescue and nursing in remote areas. Her attitude has been handed down to a number of people who engage in nursing in Aomori even in Heisei period. Having worked as a military nurse during the war, she is known as a person who kept on telling her experiences during the war through self-published books　because of an unwavering belief that "everything that stands against lif

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rdfs:comment	ميكي هنادا (باليابانية: 花田ミキ؛ بالكانا: はなだミキ) هي مُدرسة وممرضة يابانية، ولدت في 9 سبتمبر 1914 في هيروساكي في اليابان، وتوفيت في 1 أغسطس 2006 بسبب سرطان الكبد. (ar) 花田ミキ（はなだミキ、1914年〈大正3年〉9月9日 - 2006年〈平成18年〉8月1日）は、日本の保健看護研究家、保健指導者。青森県弘前市出身。終戦後の青森県で、看護教育施設の建立に力を注ぐことで看護教育の基礎を築き上げ、保健行政の立場から無保健婦町村の解消、僻地救護看護の確立など、青森県民たちの命と健康を守るために尽力し続けた。その姿勢は平成期においても、青森県内の多くの看護関係者たちに引き継がれている。また戦時中に従軍看護婦の経験から、「命を阻むものはすべて悪」との信念を持ち、自費出版物などを通して戦争経験を語り続けた人物としても知られる。 (ja) Miki Hanada (花田ミキ, Hanada Miki, 9 September 1914 – 1 August 2006) was a Japanese researcher of health nursing and health advisor. She devoted herself to saving lives and health of people in Aomori Prefecture after the World War II, making efforts in building the educational institute for nurses, resolving towns and villages without health nurses from the standpoint of health administration, and establishing the system of rescue and nursing in remote areas. Her attitude has been handed down to a number of people who engage in nursing in Aomori even in Heisei period. Having worked as a military nurse during the war, she is known as a person who kept on telling her experiences during the war through self-published books　because of an unwavering belief that "everything that stands against lif (en)
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has abstract	ميكي هنادا (باليابانية: 花田ミキ؛ بالكانا: はなだミキ) هي مُدرسة وممرضة يابانية، ولدت في 9 سبتمبر 1914 في هيروساكي في اليابان، وتوفيت في 1 أغسطس 2006 بسبب سرطان الكبد. (ar) Miki Hanada (花田ミキ, Hanada Miki, 9 September 1914 – 1 August 2006) was a Japanese researcher of health nursing and health advisor. She devoted herself to saving lives and health of people in Aomori Prefecture after the World War II, making efforts in building the educational institute for nurses, resolving towns and villages without health nurses from the standpoint of health administration, and establishing the system of rescue and nursing in remote areas. Her attitude has been handed down to a number of people who engage in nursing in Aomori even in Heisei period. Having worked as a military nurse during the war, she is known as a person who kept on telling her experiences during the war through self-published books　because of an unwavering belief that "everything that stands against life is evil". (en) 花田ミキ（はなだミキ、1914年〈大正3年〉9月9日 - 2006年〈平成18年〉8月1日）は、日本の保健看護研究家、保健指導者。青森県弘前市出身。終戦後の青森県で、看護教育施設の建立に力を注ぐことで看護教育の基礎を築き上げ、保健行政の立場から無保健婦町村の解消、僻地救護看護の確立など、青森県民たちの命と健康を守るために尽力し続けた。その姿勢は平成期においても、青森県内の多くの看護関係者たちに引き継がれている。また戦時中に従軍看護婦の経験から、「命を阻むものはすべて悪」との信念を持ち、自費出版物などを通して戦争経験を語り続けた人物としても知られる。 (ja)
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