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E-grāmata: Medicine Moves to the Mall

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Two professors from the U. of Southern California (one in policy, planning, and development; the other in family medicine) examine three major shifts in American medicine, which are reflected in medical architecture. They discuss how contemporary hospitals import elements of the mall, hotel, and home as a means of altering the atmosphere and improving traffic circulation. Each of three essays is accompanied by a gallery of historical and recent photos of health care facilities. Annotation (c) Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

The shopping mall seems an unlikely place to go for health care services. Yet, the mall has become home to such services as well as a model for redesigning other health care facilities. In Medicine Moves to the Mall, David Charles Sloane and Beverlie Conant Sloane document the historical changes to our health care landscape by exploring the interactions between medicine and place. This unique combination of architectural history and the history of medicine provides a thought-provoking analysis of the geography of the practice of medicine.

The book presents three essays, each accompanied by a gallery of historical and recent photos. The authors discuss the rise of modern hospitals and how they were shaped into scientifically sterile and humanly stark "medical workshops." Starting in the 1970s, hospital facilities were altered in appearance to become more friendly and welcoming. The integration of a shopping mall's spaciousness and open design with technology and scientific innovation served in "humanizing the hospital." Most recently, the accessibility and convenience of shopping center and roadside clinics have invited Americans to go "shopping for health" in the increasingly commercialized medical system.

Medicine Moves to the Mall will appeal to scholars and professionals in fields ranging from health care to cultural geography and from urban studies to architectural history, as well as to readers interested in the shifting status of medicine in American society.

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After reading Medicine Moves to the Mall, you will see your local hospital or strip mall doctor's office in an entirely new light. -- Nancy Tomes Journal of American History 2004 A fascinating history of the hospital. Choice 2003

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An interesting book that explains some of the many changes that the organization of medical care in this country has undergone. The illustrations are very well chosen, and they greatly enhance the text. It will find a warm welcome from several communities of scholars, ranging from geography to health care. -- Gert H. Brieger, M.D., Distinguished Service Professor of the History of Medicine, Johns Hopkins University The authors do an effective job of linking changes in the sites at which medical services are offered to changes in medical practice, in medical economics, and in patterns of American commerce and urbanism. The writing is eloquent and persuasive in its arguments that the stereotype of the doctor's office and the hospital as the focal points of medical practice has never been accurate. -- Dell Upton, College of Environmental Design
Preface and Acknowledgments x
Prologue / The Evolving Architecture of Healthcare 2(12)
GALLERY ONE / Machine Medicine 14(54)
The Medical Workshop
30(38)
GALLERY TWO / Mall Medicine 68(50)
Humanizing the Hospital
84(34)
GALLERY THREE / Mini-Mall Medicine 118(48)
Shopping for Healthcare
134(32)
Epilogue / Orchestrating Healthcare 166(9)
Notes 175(12)
Selected Bibliography 187(4)
Index 191


David Charles Sloane is an associate professor of policy, planning, and development, and Beverlie Conant Sloane is a clinical associate professor of family medicine, at the University of Southern California.
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