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Woman’s Hospital

hospital, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
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  • Preston, Ann
    Ann Preston

    
War in 1861, but the Woman’s Hospital opened later that year. The Woman’s Medical College, operating under a new charter, opened the following year. In 1863 Preston worked with Emeline H. Cleveland, chief resident of Woman’s Hospital, to establish a training school for nurses, and in 1866 Preston was chosen


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War in 1861, but the Woman’s Hospital opened later that year. The Woman’s Medical College, operating under a new charter, opened the following year. In 1863 Preston worked with Emeline H. Cleveland, chief resident of Woman’s Hospital, to establish a training school for nurses, and in 1866 Preston was chosen


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