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Research topic 1:Alternative forms of healthcare
Choice of source: 33

Research topic 2: Malays
Choice of source: 34

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"The British government managed infectious diseases well in colonial Singapore between 1867-1900s." Do you agree? Why? As part of the Inquiry process, you can research on the topic and gather sources through this website. Click on the pages to access available sources about the various forms of

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Research topic 1: Public Healthcare
Choice of source: 14

Research topic 2: British/European
Choice of source: 9

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Research topic 1: Alternative forms of healthcare
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Choice of source: 35

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Research topic 1: Public healthcare
Choice of source: 11

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Group 1 - Group Component - Informal Letter - Due 17 May 9pm

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Do you agree? Why?

As part of the Inquiry process, you can research on the topic and gather sources through this website.

Click on the pages to access available sources about the various forms of healthcare provision in Singapore.

Scroll down to understand the general healthcare situation in colonial Singapore over time.

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Research topic 1: Indians
Choice of source: 7

Research topic 2: Doctors ( public healthcare )
Choice of source: 9

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Research topic 1: _____chinese___
Choice of source: _26___

Research topic 2: ___folk remedies and healthcare provided by other communities living in sg___
Choice of source: ___21___

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Group 3 - Group Component - Informal Letter - Due 17 May 9pm

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Group 2 - Group Component - Informal Letter - Due 17 May 9pm

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Other Places you can check out for research

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The Tanglin Barracks was built by George Chancellor Collyer in 1861 for European troops. The barracks served the British garrison infantry battalion until the fall of Singapore in 1942. After the war, it was home to the General Headquarters of the Far East Land Forces until the withdrawal of British troops in 1971. From 1972 to 1989, the site became the headquarters of the Ministry of Defence and the Central Manpower Base. In 2001, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) moved into the main building of the barracks. The area has since been redeveloped ...

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Infopedia - National Library Board, Singapore

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The Tanglin Barracks was built by George Chancellor Collyer in 1861 for European troops. The barracks served the British garrison infantry battalion until the fall of Singapore in 1942. After the war, it was home to the General Headquarters of the Far East Land Forces until the withdrawal of British troops in 1971.

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Search - Archives Online - National Archives of Singapore

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NewspaperSG is an online resource of current and historic Singapore and Malaya newspapers. You can search our digital archive of newspapers published between 1831-2009, or find information on over 200 newspaper titles in the National Library's microfilm collection.

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HistorySG is an online resource guide to events that have unfolded in Singapore's history since 1299 to the present. Each event is briefly introduced in a short write-up accompanied by links to related content from the collections of the National Library Board (NLB) as well as that of other agencies and institutions.

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BookSG - National Library Board, Singapore

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Singapore Digitised Books is a free electronic resource made up of a searchable collection of articles on topics that have helped to shape Singapore’s history, culture, landscape and thinking.

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PictureSG is a collection of pictures that provide information about the cultural, geographical, historical and sociological development of Singapore. It contains NLB's own pictures, pictures donated to NLB by respective donors and others contributed by our partners.

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Curiocity - Discover and rediscover Singapore through maps and photographs

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Curiocity is a National Library Board website that curates the heritage materials of the National Library and the National Archives…

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living in the over crowded shop houses was very unhygienic. I am very poor I could not afford to get very clean water as the water are mostly contaminated with bacteria. I was feeling more thirsty than usual, before i could go 4-5 hours without a sip of water. my leg cramps hurt more than they used to and I vomiting almost all the time. i went to a TCM i don't trust the British. I had to borrow more money from my employer pay for my medical fees.

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Group 4 - Group Component - Informal Letter - Due 17 May 9pm

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Chinese ,1895,

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1900s-1940s
cholera

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Group 5 - Group Component - Informal Letter - Due 17 May 9pm

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chinese
1900 to 1940s
chlorea a infectious diesease