Ernest Frederic Neve
Ernest Frederic Neve (Template:IPA-en) was a notable medical missionary and author who made significant contributions to the field of medicine and humanitarianism in the early 20th century.
Etymology
The name "Ernest" is derived from the Germanic word "ernst" meaning "serious", while "Frederic" is of Germanic origin, meaning "peaceful ruler". The surname "Neve" is of French origin, meaning "snow".
Life and Career
Ernest Frederic Neve was born in 1861 in England. He studied medicine at the University of London, where he graduated with a degree in surgery and medicine. After his studies, Neve joined the Church Mission Society and was sent to Kashmir, India, where he spent most of his career.
In Kashmir, Neve established several hospitals and dispensaries, providing medical care to the local population. He also trained local people to become nurses and paramedics, significantly improving the healthcare system in the region.
Neve was also an accomplished mountaineer, and he used his skills to reach remote villages in the Himalayas, where he provided medical care to the inhabitants. His work in this area earned him the nickname "the doctor of the mountains".
In addition to his medical work, Neve was a prolific author. He wrote several books about his experiences in Kashmir, including "Beyond the Pir Panjal: Life Among the Mountains and Valleys of Kashmir" and "A Crusader in Kashmir".
Related Terms
- Medical missionary
- Author
- Medicine
- Humanitarianism
- University of London
- Surgery
- Church Mission Society
- Kashmir
- Hospital
- Dispensary
- Nurse
- Paramedic
- Mountaineer
- Himalayas
External links
- Medical encyclopedia article on Ernest Frederic Neve
- Wikipedia's article - Ernest Frederic Neve
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