...justifies prolific expectations beyond the hospital itself. He says to the trustees: " You will bear in mind that it is my wish and purpose that the institution...form a part of the medical school of the University." He visioned beyond the benefit to those in the hospital, knowing that all are dependent upon the skill...

...administration of the charity shall bo undisturbed by sectarian influence, discipline, or control. In all your arrangements in relation to this hospital,...that it is my wish and purpose that the institution should ultimately form a part of the medical school of that university for which Ï have made ample...

...administration of the charity shall be undisturbed by sectarian influence, discipline, or control. In all your arrangements in relation to this Hospital,...shall ultimately form a part of the Medical School of that University for w^hich I have made ample provision by my will. particular attention, knowing that...

...structures These are matters of detail which architects can best determine. VL THE MEDICAL SCHOOL. "You will bear constantly in mind that it is my wish...form a part of the Medical School of the University." — Mr. Hopkins' Letter to the Trustees. * * * "As the Hospital will be used for clinical teaching...

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...success in the construction and management of hospitals." But it was not only for a hospital. "In all arrangements in relation to this hospital, you will...shall ultimately form a part of the medical school of that university for which I have made ample provision by my will." When he comes to speak of the trainingschool...

...University " and " hospital " were his chosen terms, and he linked them together by this significant phrase: "Bear constantly in mind that it is my wish and purpose that the hospital shall ultimately form a part of the medical school of that university for which I have made...

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...hospital instruction in such training ; Johns Hopkins understood all this and specially directed that "in all your arrangements in relation to this hospital...form a part of the Medical School of the University." Now there are medical schools and medical schools, and in obeying this direction of the donor the Trustees...

..." and "Hospital" were his chosen terms, and he linked them together by this significant phrase : " Bear constantly in mind that it is my wish and purpose that the hospital shall ultimately form a part of 3 the medical school of that university for which I have made...