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Dem Reichsverband der deutschen Volkswirte (R. D. V.) zur Feier seines 25jährigen Bestehens zu Berlin im Februar 1927 gewidmet von der Friedrich List-Gesellschaft

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Identifikator:: 1033562599

URN:: urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-54741

Document type:: Monograph

Author:: Kampffmeyer, Paul http://d-nb.info/gnd/116038365

Title:: Die Prostitution als soziale Klassenerscheinung und ihre sozialpolitische Bekämpfung

Place of publication:: Berlin

Publisher:: Buchhandlung Vorwärts

Year of publication:: 1905

Scope:: 1 Online-Ressource (122 Seiten)

Digitisation:: 2018

Collection:: Economics Books

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Title:: 1. Kapitel. Die Ehe und die Prostitution

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partment during the year 1927 distributed relief to the poor of the county amounting to $140,000. The management of the Allegheny County Home and Hospital is under the supervision of the Directors of the Poor, of which Maj. J. Clyde Miller of Homestead is president, H. H. Dixon of Millvale, vice president, and Dr. W. L. Henderson of East McKeesport, secretary. Dr. G. A. Me- Cracken is superintendent. ALLEGHENY GENERAL HOSPITAL The Allegheny General Hospital, on the North Side of the City of Pittsburgh, was incorporated December 4, 1882, and formally opened February 15, 1886. It was rebuilt in 1904. Its bed capacity in 1886 was 50, and this had increased to 405 in the year of 1927. The number of patients admitted in 1886 was 369, and this increased to 6550 in the 1926-1927 year, ending May 31. Expenditures in 1887 were $20,177.82, and in the latest year named they had grown to $628,749.08. The endowment fund in the first year was $10,000, and this had increased by the end of 1927 to $3,104,449.58; of this, $712,024.58 was general, $442,425.00 laboratory, and $1,950.- 000.00 in memorial and other special funds. Illustrative of changed conditions, the annual report states that the actual average per capita per diem cost, 1886- 1887, was 96 cents, while in 1926-1927 the actual average per diem cost was $5.25. Total patient days of treatment in the year ended May 31, 1926, were 119,654; patients’ days in wards, 82,507; pa- tients’ days in private rooms, 37,147; total patients admitted to wards and private rooms, 6,550; patients admitted to pri- vate rooms, 3,912. The average stay of private room patients was a little more than 14 days, the average stay of ward pa- tients a little over 21 days, and the average stay of hospital patients was a little over 18 days. The total number of free days service rendered over the past fiscal year was 50,271. These facts briefly stated, give an insight into the need of a hospital of this character on the North Side. The School of Nursing has reached its 40th anniversary and has issued “The Stethoscope,” which tells of its activities.

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