Hospitals and their relation to medical colleges and the training of interns / by Christian R. Holmes.

  • Christian Rasmus Holmes
Date:
[1914]
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Credit: Hospitals and their relation to medical colleges and the training of interns / by Christian R. Holmes. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    'SLxyov FrcMlerick S. Spiegel said in coiuludiiiu' his address of welcome: In conclusion I desire to say tliat I am in full ajzrecnicnt with the efforts of our city to establish not merely a hospital but a clinical hospital. To many of our fellow citizens this term may be a strange one, but if they had studied in Vienna or in the cities of Germany, they would know that there the hospital is always a corporate part of the medical school. Let US hope that the chief executives and those having charge of hospitals in every other large city in this country may bo imbued with the same progressive ideas. Kij;. l.>.—View of main tui. i . ii i, ] ■ i |.,.iiit. (Xnlr hii-Ki' size of hot-water yipcs.) Granting then that the large municipal hospitals are the best suited for medical teaching, it becomes our duty to endeavor to raise their medical standard, their organi- zation and administration to the very highest point of efficiency. I am strongly in favor of municipal hos- pitals, because there is no valid reason why the support of the sick poor should fall on the shoulders of the