St. Vincent Health System - Revision history

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Phil: New page: The '''St. Vincent Health System''' was established in Little Rock, Arkansas, in 1888. ==References== ==External links== Category:Medicine

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New page: The '''St. Vincent Health System''' was established in Little Rock, Arkansas, in 1888. ==References== ==External links== Category:Medicine

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The '''St. Vincent Health System''' was established in Little Rock, Arkansas, in 1888.

==References==

==External links==

[[Category:Medicine]]

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 The '''St. Vincent Health System''' was established as the [[Charity Hospital]] in Little Rock, Arkansas, in 1888.
-Funds for the founding of the Charity Hospital were derived from the estate of [[Alexander Hager]], who vowed that he would use his money to start a hospital after the city was spared from the [[yellow fever epidemic of 1878]]. The ten-bed hospital opened in the late 1880s on East Second Street under the administration of the [[Sisters of Charity of Nazareth]] and the [[Little Rock Diocese]]. Seven local physicians participated in the founding of the hospital: [[R. B. Christian]], [[R. G. Jennings]], [[J. A. Dibrell]], [[Edwin Bentley]], [[William E. Green]], [[Claiborne Watkins]], and [[E. D. Avers]].
+Funds for the founding of the Charity Hospital were derived from the estate of [[Alexander Hager]], who vowed that he would use his money to start a hospital after the city was spared from the [[Yellow Fever Epidemic of 1878]]. The ten-bed hospital opened in the late 1880s on East Second Street under the administration of the [[Sisters of Charity of Nazareth]] and the [[Little Rock Diocese]]. Seven local physicians participated in the founding of the hospital: [[R. B. Christian]], [[R. G. Jennings]], [[J. A. Dibrell]], [[Edwin Bentley]], [[William E. Green]], [[Claiborne Watkins]], and [[E. D. Avers]].
 The hospital was renamed the [[Little Rock Infirmary]] in 1889 by Bishop [[Edward Fitzgerald]]. The name changed again in September 1900 when the hospital staff moved the the fifty-bed [[St. Vincent Infirmary]] at the corner of Tenth and High streets. A [[St. Vincent Infirmary School of Nursing]] opened on site in 1906. One hundred more beds were added as an annex to the facility in 1910. A sixty bed maternity annex opened in 1938.

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 [[Image:St-vincents-infirmary.jpg|thumb|Historic postcard of St. Vincent Infirmary.]]
-The '''St. Vincent Health System''' was established as the [[Charity Hospital] in Little Rock, Arkansas, in 1888.
+The '''St. Vincent Health System''' was established as the [[Charity Hospital]] in Little Rock, Arkansas, in 1888.
 Funds for the founding of the Charity Hospital were derived from the estate of [[Alexander Hager]], who vowed that he would use his money to start a hospital after the city was spared from the [[yellow fever epidemic of 1878]]. The ten-bed hospital opened in the late 1880s on East Second Street under the administration of the [[Sisters of Charity of Nazareth]] and the [[Little Rock Diocese]]. Seven local physicians participated in the founding of the hospital: [[R. B. Christian]], [[R. G. Jennings]], [[J. A. Dibrell]], [[Edwin Bentley]], [[William E. Green]], [[Claiborne Watkins]], and [[E. D. Avers]].

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 [[Image:St-vincents-infirmary.jpg|thumb|Historic postcard of St. Vincent Infirmary.]]
-The '''St. Vincent Health System''' was established as the Charity Hospital in Little Rock, Arkansas, in 1888.
+The '''St. Vincent Health System''' was established as the [[Charity Hospital] in Little Rock, Arkansas, in 1888.
-Funds for the founding of the Charity Hospital were derived from the estate of [[Alexander Hager]], who vowed that he would use his money to start a hospital after the city was spared from the yellow fever epidemic of 1878. The ten-bed hospital opened in the late 1880s on East Second Street under the administration of the [[Sisters of Charity of Nazareth]] and the [[Little Rock Diocese]]. Seven local physicians participated in the founding of the hospital: [[R. B. Christian]], [[R. G. Jennings]], [[J. A. Dibrell]], [[Edwin Bentley]], [[William E. Green]], [[Claiborne Watkins]], and [[E. D. Avers]].
+Funds for the founding of the Charity Hospital were derived from the estate of [[Alexander Hager]], who vowed that he would use his money to start a hospital after the city was spared from the [[yellow fever epidemic of 1878]]. The ten-bed hospital opened in the late 1880s on East Second Street under the administration of the [[Sisters of Charity of Nazareth]] and the [[Little Rock Diocese]]. Seven local physicians participated in the founding of the hospital: [[R. B. Christian]], [[R. G. Jennings]], [[J. A. Dibrell]], [[Edwin Bentley]], [[William E. Green]], [[Claiborne Watkins]], and [[E. D. Avers]].
 The hospital was renamed the [[Little Rock Infirmary]] in 1889 by Bishop [[Edward Fitzgerald]]. The name changed again in September 1900 when the hospital staff moved the the fifty-bed [[St. Vincent Infirmary]] at the corner of Tenth and High streets. A [[St. Vincent Infirmary School of Nursing]] opened on site in 1906. One hundred more beds were added as an annex to the facility in 1910. A sixty bed maternity annex opened in 1938.

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-The '''St. Vincent Health System''' was established in Little Rock, Arkansas, in 1888.
+The '''St. Vincent Health System''' was established as the Charity Hospital in Little Rock, Arkansas, in 1888.
 ==References==
 ==External links==
 [[Category:Medicine]]