Tuberculosis: A Study of Twenty Female Patients' Feelings and Knowledge of Tuberculosis at the Time of Their Admission Compared With Thirty Female Patients' Feelings and Knowledge Two Months Following Admission: Van Etten Hospital, Bronx Municipal Hospital Center, November, 1964 Through February, 1965
Abstract
The Nathan B. Van Etten Hospital is a part of the Bronx Municipal Hospital Center. It was opened in 1954 as a General Hospital until the building of the Abraham Jacobi Hospital was completed in 1955. At this time, the Van Etten Hospital served patients with cardiopulmonary diseases. In this 511 bed hospital, the thoracic and cardiac surgical services, the metabolic research service and the pulmonary function and the cardiovascular laboratories for the investigation of patients with cardiopulmonary diseases are also housed.The hospital provides care for patients with different types of acute and chronic chest diseases. A large out-patient clinic provides an opportunity for the long-term follow-up and treatment of patients with a variety of chronic chest diseases.
Subject Area
Multicultural Education|Psychology|Public health|Social work
Recommended Citation
Murley, Cathleen C, "Tuberculosis: A Study of Twenty Female Patients' Feelings and Knowledge of Tuberculosis at the Time of Their Admission Compared With Thirty Female Patients' Feelings and Knowledge Two Months Following Admission: Van Etten Hospital, Bronx Municipal Hospital Center, November, 1964 Through February, 1965" (1965). ETD Collection for Fordham University. AAI31050586.
https://research.library.fordham.edu/dissertations/AAI31050586
