Annual Report of Creighton Memorial St. Joseph's Hospital Omaha，Nebraska For The Year Ending December 31，1923
Abstract
The Creighton Memorial, St. Joseph's Hospital, is the direct result of a bequest of $50,000 left by Mrs. John A. Creighton, who died September 30, 1888. This was the nucleus of a hospital fund, which was augmented by her husband, the Honorable Count John A. Creighton. The building and grounds represent at present an outlay of over $750,000.The hospital is located at Tenth and Castellar Streets. It has a fronting of 470 feet, three wings running back 160 feet. It is four stories in height, the basement being above ground. The location is perfect for hospital purposes, and is sufficiently removed from the business part of the city, about one and one-half miles, to be free from its noises and dust, yet possessing all its advantages. It may be reached from the Union and Burlington stations by boarding a Farnam car, marked Bancroft or Riverview.
Related items
Showing items related by title, author, creator and subject.
-
Torts II - Hatfield v. Bishop Clarkson Hospital: Medical Malpractice and Infant Tolling - Three Decisions and Counting (Or What Do You Suppose They Meant by Repose)
Unknown author (Creighton University School of LawOmaha, Nebraska, 1983)INTRODUCTION|The term "statute of repose" would probably evoke a wide range of differing responses from a representative group of attorneys. Many plaintiffs lawyers would react with disdain, while the opposite would be ... -
Moral Reconstruction in the Hospital: A Legal and Philosophical Perspective on Patient Rights
Dougherty, Charles J.; Dougherty, Sandra L. (Creighton University School of LawOmaha, Nebraska, 1981)INTRODUCTION|There are few areas in the law today which are developing as rapidly as that concerned with medicine. From traditional issues like the structure of the doctor-patient relationship to the exotic questions of ... -
Labor Law - Solicitation and Distribution by Employees - Nonprofit Hospital's Prohibition Presumptively Invalid Where No Showing of Patient-Care Disruption - Retail Exception Not Applicable to Cafeteria and Coffee Shop
Biskup, Steven F. (Creighton University School of LawOmaha, Nebraska, 1979)INTRODUCTION|The National Labor Relations Act was amended in 1974 to include within its coverage and protection employees of nonprofit health care institutions. In Beth Israel Hospital v. NLRB, the United States Supreme ...