Лечебница Трех Святых

The Hospital of the Three Saints was established by the charitable Society of the Three Saints and is maintained at its expense. The following special departments can be established at the hospital: 1) internal diseases; 2) surgical; 3) women's and obstetrics; 4) eye; 5) ear; 6) throat and nasal; 7) children's; 8) dental; 9) skin; 10) nervous; 11) fight against consumption 7. The following departments may be opened at the hospital: massage, medical-gymnastics, hydrotherapy and others. The hospital consists of doctors, assistants, consultants and specialists, as well as lower medical personnel and servants. The mentally ill and those suffering from highly contagious diseases, such as diphtheria, measles, scarlet fever, smallpox, typhus, erysipelas, etc., are not admitted to the inpatient department of the hospital. etc. Management of the hospital in economic and administrative terms is entrusted to the Board of the Society, in medical and practical terms, to the director and medical council of the hospital. The Chairman of the Board of the Charitable Society is at the same time a trustee of the hospital, while his comrade is an assistant to the trustee. When a hospital is opened, its director is appointed as a trustee and confirmed in his position by the Board of the Society for three years. After this period, doctors who have participated in the work of the hospital for at least three years elect from among themselves the director of the hospital for the next three years. The director elected by doctors is presented by the Council of Doctors for approval by the Board of the Company. A director retiring after 3 years may be re-elected. The director of the hospital is in charge of: the entire medical part of the hospital, monitoring the preservation of instruments, medications and the correct use of them, as well as supervision of the correct performance by doctors of the duties they have assumed. The director of the hospital, together with members of the council of the hospital, draw up instructions for doctors taking up work in the hospital, which instructions are submitted by the Board of the Society for approval by the St. Petersburg Medical Administration. Both the Director of the hospital and the Council of Doctors invite medical personnel to serve in the hospital, which persons are approved in positions by the Board of the Society. The director of the hospital submits semi-annual and annual reports on the activities of the hospital to the Board of the Society. The Board presents these reports on its own at the discretion of the St. Petersburg Medical Administration. Sanatoriums may be established for this purpose.