Marine Hospital Service.

Fisheries and Marine Service Yuci

Annual Report of the Supervising Surgeon-General, United States' Marine Hospital Service, for 1898

This report, which in many respects corresponds to that of the Surgeon-General with the Government of India, contains a vast amount of information with regard to sickness and mortality in the States. The term marine service is something of a misnomer; the service is iu reality a huge state Sauitaiy Department. Whereas in our Indian reports, within the past year, the question of plague looms lar...

Developments in hospital service.

This article is based on sections of a paper entitled 'The Hospital Service-Today and Tomorrow' and on the introductory address when it was presented on May i9, i960, at the annual conference of the Chartered Institute of Secretaries. At a very early stage in planning the rebuilding of a hospital or department it is necessary for the staff who work in that hospital-the medical, nursing, technic...

Service Performance Improvement Model: The Case of Teklehaymanot General Hospital

In service sector, there are challenges in keeping an optimum balance between customers' demand and availability of resources. This problem is going to be more intense in the health sector due to the fact that both arrival and service times are random. Therefore, designing the service environment by keeping the optimum balance between customers’ demand and available resources is becoming a seri...

A toxicologic service in a general hospital.

1HE PURPOSE OF THIS ARTICLE is to present useful information and suggestions that have been found of practical value in a general hospital in dealing with problems arising from accidental, suicidal, and industrial intoxication. This material is based on background experience gained in the laboratory of Dr. A. 0. Gettler, Chief Toxicologist to the Medical Examiner of the City of New York, and in...