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To accomplish this purpose a study has been made of the three major educational programs with which St. Mary s is affiliated and the one inservice program it maintains.</p> <p>The four programs selected for study are the following: (l) The Orvis School of Nursing, University of Nevada, (2) St. Mary's School for Practical Nursing, (3) St. Mary's School of Medical Technology, (4)</p> <p>St. Mary's Hospital Inservice Training Program. Each of these programs is considered under three aspects. its and development, a description of its program, and resulting benefits to the community.</p> <p>A brief history of the hospital, with emphasis its expansion program, serves as background material and indicates the hospital's qualifications to operate educational programs. No attempt has been made to write a complete history of the hospital. 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