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- HospitalHospitals matter to people and often mark central points in their lives. They also matter to health systems by being instrumental for care coordination and integration. They often provide a setting for education of doctors, nurses and other health-care professionals and are a critical base for clinical research. Fact sheets Q&A Guidelines Databases
- Ocala HospitalOcala Regional Medical Center is now HCA Florida Ocala Hospital. Our 288-bed facility is located in the heart of Ocala. We are also home to HCA Florida West Marion Hospital, HCA Florida Summerfield Emergency, HCA Florida Maricamp Emergency and HCA Florida Trailwinds Village Emergency. With a Level II Trauma Center and the region's only ...
- Hospital - definition of hospital by The Free DictionaryA hospital is a place where sick people are looked after by doctors and nurses. In British English, if you want to say that someone is in a hospital without mentioning which hospital they are in, you say they are in hospital. I used to visit him in hospital. She had to go into hospital for an operation. American speakers do not say 'in hospital'.
- hospital | Definition, History, Types, Services, & Facts ...History of hospitals As early as 4000 bce, religions identified certain of their deities with healing. The temples of Saturn, and later of Asclepius in Asia Minor, were recognized as healing centres. Brahmanic hospitals were established in Sri Lanka as early as 431 bce, and King Ashoka established a chain of hospitals in Hindustan about 230 bce.
- Hospital Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Websterhospital: [noun] a charitable institution for the needy, aged, infirm, or young.
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