American Catholic Hospitals: A Century of Changing Markets and Missions

Illustrations and Tables

ix Illustrations andTables Illustrations 1. Seton Daughters of Charity in boardroom, Austin, Texas, ca. mid-1950s 8 2. Class of 1956, Mercy School of Nursing, Saint Xavier College, Chicago, Illinois 14 3. Sister Gilberte Parent, SP, nursing supervisor, and lay nurses with patient, Seattle, Washington, ca. 1963 25 4. Brother Ludolph Sattler, CFA, in the pharmacy, Chicago, ca. 1945 32 5. Daughters of Charity of Saint Vincent de Paul, Saint Vincent de Paul Hospital, Birmingham, Alabama, ca. 1906 37 6. Sister Ferdinand Clark, RSM, with Mercy Hospital Board of Trustees, Pittsburgh, ca. 1964 43 7. Chapel, Alexian Brothers Hospital, Chicago, ca. 1937 57 8. Volleyball team, Alexian Brothers School of Nursing, Chicago, ca. 1951 68 9. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with Sisters of Saint Joseph, Good Samaritan Hospital, Selma, Alabama, 1965 97 10. Class at the School of Nursing, Providence Seattle, Washington, 1935 105 11. Charles J. Barnett signs the Brackenridge/Seton agreement, Austin, Texas, ca. 1995 160 Tables 1.1. Growth of Catholic Hospitals and Schools of Nursing, 1945–2000 12 1.2. Hospital Characteristics in Selected Cities, 1995 21 7.1. Catholic Health Care Provider Affiliations, 1990–1996 156 ...