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Daniel Hale Williams: First Interracial Hospital

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Daniel Hale Williams was an astonishing man and accomplished many things during his lifetime. Williams opened the first interracial hospital. Williams set up his own particular practice in Chicago's South Side and taught anatomy at his institute of matriculation, likewise turning into the first African-American doctor to work for the city's road railroad framework. Because of the segregation of the day, African-American citizens were still banished from being admitted to doctor's facilities and black specialists were declined staff positions. In May 1891, Williams opened Provident Hospital and Training School for Nurses, the country's first doctor's facility with a nursing and assistant program that had a racially coordinated staff. The office,
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