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Informationen zum Autor William Henry Kellar lives in Houston, Texas, and is the executive director of the University of Houston's Scholars' Community. Kellar has written several books, including Kelsey-Seybold Clinic: A Legacy of Excellence in Health Care. Frederick C. Elliott was one of the nine signers of the original charter establishing the Texas Medical Center in 1945 and held the position of executive director from 1952-63. A passionate advocate for improved public health, he served on a variety of health committees, including the Red Cross and the Houston Board of Health (of which he was president from 1938-41). Klappentext The Texas Medical Center receives more than five million patients each year. Its forty member institutions include two medical schools, four schools of nursing, and thirteen hospitals. The determination those such as dentist Frederick C. Elliott breathed life into the dream.Elliott's story reveals the human side of a huge and dynamic institution. Zusammenfassung The Texas Medical Center receives more than five million patients each year. Its forty member institutions include two medical schools! four schools of nursing! and thirteen hospitals. The determination those such as dentist Frederick C. Elliott breathed life into the dream.Elliott's story reveals the human side of a huge and dynamic institution.
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William Henry Kellar lives in Houston, Texas, and is the executive director of the University of Houston's Scholars' Community. Kellar has written several books, including Kelsey-Seybold Clinic: A Legacy of Excellence in Health Care. Frederick C. Elliott was one of the nine signers of the original charter establishing the Texas Medical Center in 1945 and held the position of executive director from 1952-63. A passionate advocate for improved public health, he served on a variety of health committees, including the Red Cross and the Houston Board of Health (of which he was president from 1938-41).
