Question

Please explain in detail how advances in medical science, improvements in hygiene, and the evolution of nursing care have transformed hospitals into institutions of medical practice and centers of medical training and research. Please include all websites used.

Answer 1

Answer: In the past years up to 2000, healthcare in the United States was involved in a simple
system of home remedies and doctors with little training to a complex, scientific, technologies. Women were bounded to take care of illnesses within the family and only on those with very serious illness people go to the doctors. In past years American medical practice was a combination of home remedies and a few scientifically practiced procedures carried out by doctors.

The mid wives were acted as a nurse that is attending women in childbirth and delivering babies. It was a common profession for women since most births took place at home. Slowly due to little advances
governments built hospital in the city to treat the poor. Doctors, with increased authority and power, stopped traveling to their sickest patients homes and began treating them all in the hospital.

Twenty-first-century technology made medical science, improvements in hygiene and the evolution of nursing care have transformed hospitals into institutions of medical practice and centers of medical training and research and the advances to continue changing the nature, complexity,
and costs of healthcare. As knowledge increases about the genetic bases of disease, the
healthcare system is making greater use of gene therapies, developing ways to prevent
genetically caused diseases and research facilities increases.