Adelia Parker's midwife's bag. Parker was a student of Shipp's.
Due to high mortality rates during childbirth, Eliza R. Snow and Brigham Young sent women to receive medical degrees in the East,[2] including Romania B. Pratt Penrose and Ellis Reynolds Shipp. Funding was secured from Mutual Improvement and Relief Society organizations.[3]: 158 Under Eliza Snow's direction, the Deseret Hospital was established in 1882, and was mostly staffed by the women who received medical degrees. Despite the support from the Relief Society and the community, the hospital was shut down in 1890 due to lack of funding.[2] Deseret Hospital is commemorated at This Is the Place Heritage Park, with the replica historical building built in 2003.[4]
W. H. Groves LDS Hospital (1905–2000)edit
Despite the closing of Deseret Hospital, the community still desired an LDS Church-sponsored hospital in Salt Lake City. Construction of LDS Hospital began in 1903, funded by donations from the LDS Church and from W. H. Groves, a Salt Lake City dentist after whom the hospital was named.[5][6]: 1 Groves saw the community need for a hospital with up-to-date services, so he donated all of his property to the construction and use of the building when he died.[7]: 1 The hospital opened in 1905 and was dedicated by LDS Church president Joseph F. Smith on January 4. Patients were admitted on January 7.[6]: 1 As part of the hospital's expansion, the east wing of the hospital was completed in 1913 and the west wing in 1929. The formula lab was completed in 1939.[7]: 1 Extensive renovations also occurred in the late 1940s, with major additions in the late 1950s into the 1960s.[7]: 2 The hospital had eighty bed spaces in its five stories, and kept up to date on modern technologies of the time.[2] LDS Hospital set up the first ICU, and a pioneered pulmonary function laboratory. Homer Warner used computers to create a system that streamlined total patient care.[8] The hospital grew to 571 beds, and in 1953, it shut down its pediatric unit after the completion of Primary Children's Hospital.[2]
W. H. Groves LDS Hospital School of Nursingedit
Because of inadequately trained nurses, the hospital opened a nurses training school. Originally, nurses were housed in the hospital, but a separate nurses home was built in 1906.[6]: 4 The original graduating class had five graduates in 1906, some of whom transferred from St. Mark's Training School.[7]: 2 : 16 In September 1920, the school registered with the New York State Board of Regents, and through the extension division, it became affiliated with the University of Utah in September 1927. In 1942, course work expanded for nurses and allowed them to receive university credit for clinical courses.[7]: 2 In 1924, LDS Hospital offered two courses: one three year course for registered nurses and one eleven month course for home nurses, although the latter only lasted two or three years due to insufficient resources.[7]: 44 In 1974, operation of the hospital was taken over by Intermountain Healthcare.[9]
Present-day LDS Hospital (2000–2023)edit
In 2012, LDS Hospital reopened after undergoing a $32 million renovation, starting in 2007. It was never officially closed, but the lobby and patient areas were modeled, along with a reduced amount of beds. This allowed for expanded services, like "bone marrow transplanting, the Joint Replacement Center and inpatient psychiatric services".[10] In March 2023, Intermountain Health announced the approval for a new hospital in downtown Salt Lake City into which some of the services and employees would move, according to LDS Hospital CEO, Heather Wall.[11]
Honorsedit
In 2003, LDS Hospital was one of the top hospitals in the United States for heart and orthopedic care by Money Magazine.[12] LDS Hospital was named one of the United States' top teaching hospitals by Fortune Magazine in 2022 and "the top orthopedic hospital in the state of Utah" by US News & World Report in 2022.[13]
^"Salt Lake City Hospitals, circa 1900". Department of Cultural and Community Engagement.
^ abc"Pictorial History of the Latter Day Saints Hospital School of Nursing 1905-1955". Latter Day Saints Hospital Nurses Alumni Association. 1970.
^ abcdefHistory of W. H. Groves L.D.S Hospital School of Nursing 1905–1955. Dr. W. H. Groves Latter-day Saints Hospital School of Nursing Alumnae. May 1970.
^Plenk, Henry P. (1994). "Medicine in Utah". University of Utah.
^Wood, Benjamin (September 12, 2010). "LDS Hospital 'reopens' after $34M renovation". Desert News.
^Semerad, Tony (March 25, 2023). "Big new hospital moves step closer to reality in downtown Salt Lake City". The Salt Lake Tribune.
^"Money Magazine Ranks LDS Hospital as One of America's Top Hospitals for Heart and Orthopedic Care". Heber, Utah: The Wasatch Wave. November 19, 2003.
^Chinn, Surae; Romero, Tyson (August 1, 2022). "Intermountain LDS Hospital honored by US News & World Report and Fortune Magazine for high quality of care as one of America's top teaching hospitals". Good Things Utah. Nexstar Media Inc.
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LDS Hospital formerly Deseret Hospital is a general urban hospital and surgical center in Salt Lake City Utah The hospital was originally owned by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints LDS Church but is now owned and operated by Intermountain Healthcare IHC LDS Hospital is accredited by the Joint Commission The hospital has 262 inpatient beds 1 LDS HospitalIntermountain HealthcareGeographyLocationSalt Lake City Utah United StatesCoordinates40 46 43 N 111 52 47 W 40 7786 N 111 8797 W 40 7786 111 8797ServicesEmergency departmentYesHelipadYesHistoryOpened1905LinksWebsitehttps intermountainhealthcare org locations lds hospital ListsHospitals in UtahThe current building in place of the original 1905 hospital opened in 1984 2 Contents 1 History 1 1 Deseret Hospital 1 2 W H Groves LDS Hospital 1905 2000 1 2 1 W H Groves LDS Hospital School of Nursing 2 Present day LDS Hospital 2000 2023 3 Honors 4 See also 5 References 6 External linksHistory editDeseret Hospital edit nbsp Adelia Parker s midwife s bag Parker was a student of Shipp s Due to high mortality rates during childbirth Eliza R Snow and Brigham Young sent women to receive medical degrees in the East 2 including Romania B Pratt Penrose and Ellis Reynolds Shipp Funding was secured from Mutual Improvement and Relief Society organizations 3 158 Under Eliza Snow s direction the Deseret Hospital was established in 1882 and was mostly staffed by the women who received medical degrees Despite the support from the Relief Society and the community the hospital was shut down in 1890 due to lack of funding 2 Deseret Hospital is commemorated at This Is the Place Heritage Park with the replica historical building built in 2003 4 W H Groves LDS Hospital 1905 2000 edit Despite the closing of Deseret Hospital the community still desired an LDS Church sponsored hospital in Salt Lake City Construction of LDS Hospital began in 1903 funded by donations from the LDS Church and from W H Groves a Salt Lake City dentist after whom the hospital was named 5 6 1 Groves saw the community need for a hospital with up to date services so he donated all of his property to the construction and use of the building when he died 7 1 The hospital opened in 1905 and was dedicated by LDS Church president Joseph F Smith on January 4 Patients were admitted on January 7 6 1 As part of the hospital s expansion the east wing of the hospital was completed in 1913 and the west wing in 1929 The formula lab was completed in 1939 7 1 Extensive renovations also occurred in the late 1940s with major additions in the late 1950s into the 1960s 7 2 The hospital had eighty bed spaces in its five stories and kept up to date on modern technologies of the time 2 LDS Hospital set up the first ICU and a pioneered pulmonary function laboratory Homer Warner used computers to create a system that streamlined total patient care 8 The hospital grew to 571 beds and in 1953 it shut down its pediatric unit after the completion of Primary Children s Hospital 2 W H Groves LDS Hospital School of Nursing edit Because of inadequately trained nurses the hospital opened a nurses training school Originally nurses were housed in the hospital but a separate nurses home was built in 1906 6 4 The original graduating class had five graduates in 1906 some of whom transferred from St Mark s Training School 7 2 16 In September 1920 the school registered with the New York State Board of Regents and through the extension division it became affiliated with the University of Utah in September 1927 In 1942 course work expanded for nurses and allowed them to receive university credit for clinical courses 7 2 In 1924 LDS Hospital offered two courses one three year course for registered nurses and one eleven month course for home nurses although the latter only lasted two or three years due to insufficient resources 7 44 In 1974 operation of the hospital was taken over by Intermountain Healthcare 9 Present day LDS Hospital 2000 2023 editIn 2012 LDS Hospital reopened after undergoing a 32 million renovation starting in 2007 It was never officially closed but the lobby and patient areas were modeled along with a reduced amount of beds This allowed for expanded services like bone marrow transplanting the Joint Replacement Center and inpatient psychiatric services 10 In March 2023 Intermountain Health announced the approval for a new hospital in downtown Salt Lake City into which some of the services and employees would move according to LDS Hospital CEO Heather Wall 11 Honors editIn 2003 LDS Hospital was one of the top hospitals in the United States for heart and orthopedic care by Money Magazine 12 LDS Hospital was named one of the United States top teaching hospitals by Fortune Magazine in 2022 and the top orthopedic hospital in the state of Utah by US News amp World Report in 2022 13 See also editBehavioural sciences McKay Dee Hospital Center Primary Children s Medical Center Hannah SorensenReferences edit Intermountain LDS Hospital U S News amp World Report a b c d e Jones William N 1992 Hospitals in Ludlow Daniel H ed Encyclopedia of Mormonism New York Macmillan Publishing pp 659 661 ISBN 0 02 879602 0 OCLC 24502140 Noall Claire 1974 Guardians of the Hearth Utah s Pioneer Midwives and Women Doctors Bountiful Utah Horizon Publishers ISBN 0 88290 030 7 Erickson Tiffany October 26 2003 Old Deseret Hospital opens Deseret News Salt Lake City Hospitals circa 1900 Department of Cultural and Community Engagement a b c Pictorial History of the Latter Day Saints Hospital School of Nursing 1905 1955 Latter Day Saints Hospital Nurses Alumni Association 1970 a b c d e f History of W H Groves L D S Hospital School of Nursing 1905 1955 Dr W H Groves Latter day Saints Hospital School of Nursing Alumnae May 1970 Plenk Henry P 1994 Medicine in Utah University of Utah History Intermountain Healthcare Wood Benjamin September 12 2010 LDS Hospital reopens after 34M renovation Desert News Semerad Tony March 25 2023 Big new hospital moves step closer to reality in downtown Salt Lake City The Salt Lake Tribune Money Magazine Ranks LDS Hospital as One of America s Top Hospitals for Heart and Orthopedic Care Heber Utah The Wasatch Wave November 19 2003 Chinn Surae Romero Tyson August 1 2022 Intermountain LDS Hospital honored by US News amp World Report and Fortune Magazine for high quality of care as one of America s top teaching hospitals Good Things Utah Nexstar Media Inc External links edit nbsp Wikimedia Commons has media related to LDS Hospital Intermountain LDS Hospital s Official Website The hospital formerly known as LDS Hospital in the magazine U S News amp World Report L D S Hospital Nurses Alumnae newsletter UA 1020 at L Tom Perry Special Collections Brigham Young University L D S Hospital Newsletters 1951 1958 at Brigham Young University https intermountainhealthcare org locations lds hospital hospital information history Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title LDS Hospital amp 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