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PRISE so far as tho essentials for the educational

prise so far as tho essentials for the educational
department q are TSn SSnesrnsd sS. ;, \. ,,v,,t
among Ave floors and the nye attending ply
sicans will be on continuous duty. Each moor
and and % a small operasnS room. fSe % wards war; ' OF the
hospital will bo solely for the uso of the students
"2. Amphitheatre-A large aDphitheatro for
the pse OF the attending physicians In giving
"3. Septic Department This department 4.
consist OF separate floor. Isolated from the rest
Of the hospital. containing asufioient number
% snd s or
will contain a dormitory and sitting room for
graduates and tor female students.
IS. Library and History Department-The
stetric,. as We'll as a complete Collection Of past
literature OF the subject II will also contain
copies OF the journals on obs,etricai subjects
from their foundation. The library 10 already
started upon these plAns. and contains at pres
ent about 400 volumes.
umes Of the histories Of every case .ince the
foundation OF the hospital In both the indoor
s Are cards. s.r
index CATALOGUES Of the hospital.
"6. Autopsy Room-Ths autopsy room is TO
be OF sufficient sire 10 admit OF lectures and
denominations OF gross pathology by the path
ologist TO classes of ST udents.
u.
kin room Is to be OF sufiicient size to accommo-
date small classes in manikin instruction and
10. rs. sa'PS1 Psesoiorieai ISSoratory-This labor
atory must be fully appointed for sciontitc re-
search In pathology and bacterioiosy. with ao-
%. Micro biological Laboratory-This labor
atory must be prepared not only to give thor
ough in-truction TO students. but also to carry
40. Nurses Department-The accommoda-
tions for nurses will consist of sleeping rooms
Sts fknrw md n "a
tho necessary paraphernAlia for INSTRUCTION.
"llth. The necessary executive ofiices. ex.
the outdoor service. II is to be noted that viii
the whole outdoor service Is managed from the
the sr %
station for the tenement house district In the
Finally, It Is the plan of tho board to distri-
butte throughout the tenement house district OF
the city. wherever OF pertenco shows = need. sub
censrai hospital. under the care OF member Of
the house stan, and with accommodations for .
small number OF stuSen,;: isssramsnt' drsss .sn,
which application for special aid can DO readily
"Such . hospital ~ these outlines indi cate
contemplate three ihins.: ,,,,
shall combine in its system ali that is best in
the world. together with the ideas Of those en-
gaRed In giving instruction In this hospital.
II Is the purpose Of the board to mako
this school one where the student can be taught
in its most minute details everything which has
"second-The establishments of a centre Of
scientiho re.sarch In the dspart,ment .c,aM, OF oS
has been done In pure obstetrics. and many
problems involving the lives and health OF
tory research and bedside observation as is
here contemplated;
OF n ,Sa,
mont BY providing proper attendance, food,
and clothing for those who cannot leave their
t for those ~ Who % have no homes, and By providing
an operating room fully equipped with all the
Mhom S9pa"s serious M operations muot be performed,
tho hospital would seem TO realize the ideal
work contemplated by its charter 100 years
ago."
With these broad ideas Architect Robertson
and Dr. Markoe set to work on the plans. The
revised interior plans have been hnlshed ana
ali that remains TO bo done Is to change the sx-
terror plans so as to make It tit the others, The
accompanying illustration gives a good idea OF
the be- PrSh win ASS e.
the plot OF ground, and win have wlthiE It SIX
aSs9a.sy separate hospitals and e4i,egs & III
brought into use, Europe and America con:
t,bpting their best Iar0rgh the sinansss hsS t a1
give description OF the interior arrangements.
There will DO Ave regular hospitals for cases cases
e5 faur,h fh and sHh aoor. The plans for
these are Identical. but each will be separate
and distinct from tho others. tach Will con-
tain Ave private rooms. making twenty-five in
ALL There will be In addition four wards on
each floor. containing respectively twelve. six,
sixteen, and fourteen beds, or 100 In ALL. These,
with the beds In tho private rooms aud those In
tho an septic hospital will make 900 beds In all
in the hospital. AZ the average time OF
woman's retention at the hospital will be two
weeks, there will be an annual capacity OF 5000
cases.
Each OF these i've floors will also have a de.
livery ward and u babies ward. The latter will
be so isolated from the women's wards by In
tervening rooms and corridors that the cries OF
the babies cannot be heard by the patients.
Separated from tho rest OF the floor by an air
shaft will be tho ward for women awaiting
confinement and next To this will be the kitch-
en- This will prevent Kitchen smells from PEN
etrating into the hospital proper, A particular
feature with which DR., Markor Ii most pleased
Is the arrangement OF tho layRtories elevators,
and staira. In the centre OF tho building will be
a great air well and the laVatorieB and elevators
and stairways will look out into this. A long
corridor will separate them entirely from the
wards and entrance will be had to them through
double doors.
In the cellar will be the dynamos. engines.
iceInaking machines, the mortunry and disin-
the entrance for the ambuanceS bathrooms,
where the incoming patient viii be bathed, the
oul. patient department. the students sitting
the histories Of their cases). the Office, and a
Isolation room on this floor for fever patients
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