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050			_aUGT COA BSArch .R49 2018
100			_aReyes, Carlo Armando T. _eauthor
245		0	_aProject Heal : _bDr. Armando T. Reyes Memorial Hospital : a proposed 200-bed general hospital / _cCarlo Armando T. Reyes
260			_aManila : _bNational University, _c2018
300			_av, 115 leaves : _billustrations, maps, plans ; _c30 cm.
504			_aIncludes bibliographical references.
505			_aChapter 1. The problem and its setting -- Chapter 2. Review of Related literature -- Chapter 3. Research methodology -- Chapter 4. Data gathering, collation and analysis data -- Chapter 5. Design development -- Chapter 6. Translation - Bibliography - Annexes.
520			_aThe transition of medicine has been heavily dependent on technology. Technology has revolutionized the practice of modern day medicine by breaking barriers that has enabled medical practitioners to execute may it be medical or surgical procedures to be more efficient, less invasive, less costly (rarely), but most of all it has enabled them to execute such procedures at a much higher success rate. With that much being said about these advancements, there is a down side to it. They come at a staggering price-tag. The price of saving lives does not come cheap; may it be treatment or procedure, which is why is has made it difficult for modest healthcare facilities to keep up with the more well-off hospitals. However, there is a single variable that can save lives but cannot be bought by money, time. A hospital is a place where sick and/or injured people go to in order to be cured. But in an unfortunate occurrence of a tragic event, in most caws, it is not about being cured, it is about staying alive.
650			_aHOSPITAL
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