The Press., 1897-07-01
Heroic Treatment of Patients.

The hospital physician should be a man of the most thorough methods and the most extreme conservatism. He should be chosen as much for his prac- tioai good sense as for his skill in diag- noaing disease. He should be a man with munitions and ought to be able to decide almost at a glance whether pa tient ts suffering from brain trouble or | alcoholism.
 There have been of late 8 great many | instances where this mistake has been | made, and it is by no means creditable to the hospital authorities when such | bIunders are made
 One of the latest exploits of a hosp1- tai doctor was to order cold bath for oonsumptive patient who showed some symptoms of hysteria. Shortly after the bath the woman died. Just why doc tor should order such treatment com- mon sense as well the medical pro- fesston would like very much to know.
 Hospitals are ill the main supported by the people, and the people have right to good treatment and courtesy at the hands of those who are put 1n charge of such institutions. Failing to receive this, the public has also the right to demand an investigation of the situation and to demand the punish ment of those who are guilty of such unprofessional and inhuman conduct and that their places be filled by those who are more intelligent and better fit ted for the duties and responsibilities of such a plaoe.-New York Ledger.
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