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000042327 02470 $$aR131.8 H96 1939$$2Library call number
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000042327 245__ $$aHistory of the Emanuel Hospital
000042327 260__ $$bUniversity of Oregon. Medical School. History Club$$042859$$c1939
000042327 269__ $$a1939
000042327 336__ $$aText [general]
000042327 520__ $$aLew Hurd reflects on the history of the Emanuel Hospital, now known as Legacy Emanuel Medical Center, in Portland, from the earliest stages of planning by Swedish Lutherans to full-swing operations nearly thirty years later. Hurd describes in detail the physical spaces of the hospital - which were innovative for the time - as well as financing concerns, the ever-present needs for expanding space and services, the governance by Lutheran churches near Portland, and support by the numerous doctors and nurses providing care for the people in their community. This talk was read before the University of Oregon Medical School History Club.
000042327 542__ $$fPublic Domain
000042327 600__ $$aLegacy Emanuel Medical Center (Portland, OR)$$010483
000042327 600__ $$aEmanuel Hospital. School of Nursing (Portland, OR)$$010334
000042327 600__ $$aWooley, Ivan Medhurst$$010966
000042327 650__ $$aHospital Administration$$020314
000042327 650__ $$aHospitals$$020336
000042327 650__ $$aNursing$$023082
000042327 650__ $$aHistory of Medicine$$020255
000042327 651__ $$aOregon--Portland$$041692
000042327 655__ $$alectures$$041951
000042327 7001_ $$aHurd, Lew E.$$042370
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000042327 980__ $$aArchival Publications
000042327 981__ $$aPublished$$b2023-12-04