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

  • Holmes, Christian R. (Christian Rasmus), 1857-1920.
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[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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    specialize, thus greatly restricting their usefulness to the student. To see all kinds of cases he must visit other hospitals, often far apart. We have continued to crowd more subjects into the student's curriculum until every moment is valuable. Therefore, if the student's work can be concentrated, it will moan conservation of his time and strength and greater efficiency. Nowhere can he obtain that so well as in a large general hospital where all diseases and conditions can be found and freely studied. . t*a.»'»OJM> .•\fiDlCAJ_ JtMOOU 5 I I I 3 I Fig. 1.—Block plan of New General Hospital, Cincinnati; building schedule: 1. administration building; 2, receiving ward; 3, Ward A : 4. Ward B : i>. Ward C ; 0. operating-pavilion ; 7. kitchon nnd dining-hall; 8, male dormltorj' and linen department; 9, power and lauudry buildiug; lu. Ward H; 11. Ward .1; 12, Ward K; 13, pathologic institute and chapel ; 14, detention ward ; 15, disinfecting station ; IG, garage and stable ; 17, nurses' home ; 18, Ward N ; 19, female dormitory; 20. administration building of contagious group; 21, Isolation ward; 22, Ward O; 23, Ward I'; 24, Ward Q; 25, pay ward ; 26, Ward D ; 27, Ward E ; 28, Ward F ; 29, Ward G ; 30, clinic; 31, Ward L; 32, Ward M; 33, gymnasium and bath- house ; 34, superintendent's residence; 35, private ward ; 30, coal yard; 37. Ward K; 38, Ward S; 39, Ward T; 40, special con- tagious ward.