Hospital plans : five essays ; relating to the construction, organization & management of hospitals / contributed by their authors for the use of the Johns Hopkins Hospital of Baltimore. New York : Wood, 1875
Content
- PDF Front cover
- PDF Endsheet
- PDF I Title page
- PDF III CONTENTS.
- PDF V NAMES OF TRUSTEES.
- PDF VII ADVERTISEMENT.
- PDF IX LETTER ADDRESSED TO THE AUTHORS OF THE ESSAYS.
- PDF XV LETTER OF JOHNS HOPKINS TO THE TRUSTEES.
- PDF XIX EXTRACTS FROM JOHNS HOPKINS' WILL AND THE CODICILS THERETO.
- PDF 1 HOSPITAL CONSTRUCTION AND ORGANIZATION. JOHN S. BILLINGS, [...]
- PDF 2 CONTENTS.
- PDF 3 I. RELATIONS OF THE MEDICAL SCHOOL TO THE HOSPITAL.
- PDF 6 II. ORGANIZATION AND GENERAL PLAN OF MANAGEMENT.
- PDF 11 III. ON THE CAUSES OF HOSPITALISM, OR THE HURTFUL INFLUENCE OF HOSPITALS.
- PDF 15 IV. TEMPORARY VERSUS PERMANENT HOSPITALS.
- PDF 19 V. HEATING AND VENTILATIONS.
- PDF 26 VI. BUILDINGS.
- PDF 39 VII. GENERAL PLAN OF HOSPITAL.
- PDF 47 HOSPITAL CONSTRUCTION AND ORGANIZATION. NORTON FOLSOM, M.D.
- PDF 48 CONTENTS.
- PDF 51 CLASSIFICATION OF PATIENTS.
- PDF 52 RELIGIOUS MINISTRATION.
- PDF 53 CONNECTION WITH MEDICAL SCHOOL.
- PDF 54 COUNTRY WARDS.
- PDF 56 PROXIMITY OF MEDICAL SCHOOL.
- PDF 57 TRAINING SCHOOL FOR NURSES.
- PDF 58 ONE-STORY WARDS.
- PDF 60 SCHEME OF ORGANIZATION.
- PDF 63 EXPLANATION OF PLATES.
- PDF 105 HOSPITAL CONSTRUCTION AND ORGANIZATION. JOSEPH JONES, M.D., [...]
- PDF 106 CONTENTS.
- PDF 110 LOCATION.
- PDF 110 DRAINAGE AND SEWERAGE.
- PDF 111 WATER.
- PDF 112 ARTIFICIAL LIGHT.
- PDF 112 SUNLIGHT AND HEAT.
- PDF 112 BUILDING MATERIALS.
- PDF 113 METHOD OF COMBINING THE ADVANTAGES OF TEMPORARY AND PERMANENT HOSPITALS.
- PDF 114 FORM, SIZE AND ARRANGEMENT OF HOSPITAL BUILDINGS.
- PDF 118 HEAT, REGULATION OF THE TEMPERATURE OF THE WARDS.
- PDF 123 DISINFECTION.
- PDF 127 DISTRIBUTION OF PATIENTS AND CLASSIFICATION OF DISEASES AND ACCIDENTS.
- PDF 130 HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION.
- PDF 173 HOSPITAL CONSTRUCTION AND ORGANIZATION. CASPAR MORRIS, M.D.
- PDF 174 CONTENTS.
- PDF 193 GENERAL CONSTRUCTION.
- PDF 206 WARD.
- PDF 214 CORRIDORS AND VERANDAS.
- PDF 220 BASEMENT AND ITS USES.
- PDF 222 DRAINAGE.
- PDF 224 HEATING AND VENTILATION.
- PDF 236 FOOD ; ITS PREPARATION AND DISTRIBUTION.
- PDF 239 ADMINISTRATION.
- PDF 242 NURSES.
- PDF 245 THE SUPERINTENDENT.
- PDF 247 ARRANGEMENTS FOR TEACHING.
- PDF 250 DISPENSARY.
- PDF 253 TRANSPORTATION OF THE SICK AND WOUNDED.
- PDF 254 RELIGIOUS SERVICES.
- PDF 257 HOME FOR CONVALESCENTS.
- PDF 263 DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS.
- PDF 269 HOSPITAL CONSTRUCTION AND ORGANIZATION. STEPHEN SMITH.
- PDF 270 CONTENTS.
- PDF 271 INTRODUCTORY STATEMENTS.
- PDF 273 I. SITE OF THE HOSPITAL.
- PDF 282 II. THE GENERAL HOSPITAL.
- PDF 282 1. CAPACITY OF HOSPITAL AND DISTRIBUTION OF THE SICK OVER THE SURFACE AREA.
- PDF 284 2. THE CLASSES OF SICK TO THE RECEIVED.
- PDF 290 III. BUILDINGS ADAPTED FOR THE CARE AND TREATMENT OF THE SICK OF A GENERAL HOSPITAL.
- PDF 308 IV. HEATING AND VENTILATION.
- PDF 314 V.ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDINGS.
- PDF 317 VI. THE MEDICAL SCHOOL.
- PDF 320 VII. CHAPEL.
- PDF 322 VIII. TRAINING SCHOOL FOR FEMALE NURSES.
- PDF 325 IX. ADMINISTRATION.
- PDF 329 APPENDICES.
- PDF 331 APPENDIX I. DESCRIPTION OF THE PLAN ADOPTED FOR THE "JOHNS HOPKINS' COLORED ORPHAN ASYLUM" FOR 300 CHILDREN; AT BALTIMORE, MD.
- PDF 335 APPENDIX II.
- PDF 347 INDEX.
- PDF Endsheet
- PDF Back cover