Fe del Mundo

Pediatrician and medical educator

Fe del Mundo - Pediatrician and medical educator
Born

November 27th, 1911
113 years ago

Died

August 6th, 2011
13 years ago — 99 years old

Category

Scientists & Innovators

Country

Philippines

Links & References

A pioneering pediatrician and educator, contributed significantly to child health in the Philippines. Established the first pediatric hospital in the country, the Children's Medical Center. Developed protocols and treatments that improved pediatric care. Played a crucial role in educating future generations of healthcare professionals. Received numerous accolades for contributions to medicine and education, including national and international awards.

Founded the Children's Medical Center in the Philippines

Developed a comprehensive pediatric care program

Authored educational materials for pediatric practitioners

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