One Patient at a Time [antikvár]

Since the end of World War II, new hospital-university medical centers have been established all over the United States. Millions oL dollars of public, foundation, and priváté money have been spent to erect, equip, and maintain the magnificent buildings that house them, to care for the patients who come to them from every part of the nation and the world, and to support the teaching and research activities that are basic to their very existence. Over the next few years, additional millions will be needed to develop new centers and to improve and expand present facilities. Philanthropic trust funds, people of wealth, and government will supply somé of this money, but more and more of it will