Duval Medical Center, University Hospital, Jacksonville, Florida collection, 1925-1973.

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Duval Medical Center, University Hospital, Jacksonville, Florida collection, 1925-1973.

Documents pertaining to issues and activities, including correspondence, newspaper clippings, presentations and speeches by Dr. G. Dekle Taylor, minutes of various Committee meetings, reports, brochures and fact sheets on the 1971 University Hospital complex, and two photographs of Dr. Taylor being inducted in 1969 as President of the Center's Medical Staff. The majority of the correspondence and documents pertain to his role and activities as a leading proponent of change for the DMC. Overall, the materials give insight into the medical issues regarding the delivery of health care in Jacksonville during this time period, particularly the chronic funding problems common to large community charity hospitals. Committee reports also detail the long range expansion programs of the Duval County Hospital Authority, and the efforts of determined medical leaders to re-evaluate and redefine the community role of the DMC.

1.6 linear ft. (1 box)

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Taylor, George B. (George Barkley), 1878-

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University Hospital (Jacksonville, Fla.)

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The collection provides historical documentation of the evolution of the Duval Medical Center (DMC) of Jacksonville, Florida, during its pivotal growth years of 1963-1973. The institution, called the "nation's oldest publicly supported hospital," began on June 4, 1870, as the Duval County Hospital and Asylum, with the express purpose of helping the indigent sick of Jacksonville. The Hospital grew steadily through the early twentieth century, as did the total population of Duval Coun...

Duval Medical Center.

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The collection provides historical documentation of the evolution of the Duval Medical Center (DMC) of Jacksonville, Florida, during its pivotal growth years of 1963-1973. The institution, called the "nation's oldest publicly supported hospital," began on June 4, 1870, as the Duval County Hospital and Asylum, with the express purpose of helping the indigent sick of Jacksonville. The Hospital grew steadily through the early twentieth century, as did the total population of Duval Coun...

Duval County Hospital Authority.

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The collection provides historical documentation of the evolution of the Duval Medical Center (DMC) of Jacksonville, Florida, during its pivotal growth years of 1963-1973. The institution, called the "nation's oldest publicly supported hospital," began on June 4, 1870, as the Duval County Hospital and Asylum, with the express purpose of helping the indigent sick of Jacksonville. The Hospital grew steadily through the early twentieth century, as did the total population of Duval Coun...