https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/aQyzTofjrMHNtn1FaMoa6w
新乡医学院第一附属医院，在2018年河南省域医院30强中排名第四。
跟省内都响当当的新乡医学院是一家子。
新乡医学院第一附属医院是唯一一所县级市里的三甲医院，它也是河南第一家真正意义上的现代医院。
这得从一个人说起。这个伟大的人叫罗维灵。
1896年，那时还是清政府统治时期，大量的外国人从天津开始了他们的中国之旅，他们有的是商人、政客、军人，还有就是传教士，传教士队伍里有些是教会的医生，他们顺海河而下，一路坐船，来到一个城市，人口密集，商贾云集，于是就决定定居于此，建医院建教堂，这就是卫辉府。
罗维灵是传教士，他们一行人来到汲县，就是现在的卫辉，一开始并没有固定的场所，只是在途中，传教行医。
新乡医学院第一附属医院
后来，他们设立了一个西医诊所，后来，博济医院出现了，这就是新乡医学院第一附属医院的前身。罗维灵就是第一位院长。
新乡医学院应该是新乡最好的大学，第一附属医院也很牛逼。
为啥新乡卫辉一个县城会有三甲医院呢？
这就得从另一个原因来说。卫辉是一个水城，它的河流十分丰富，在铁路建成之前，漕运是卫辉的优势。
河南最古老的医院110岁了 曾在这里工作过的加拿大传教士后人专程赶来祝寿 |
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英国传教士劳海德怎么也不会想到，由他创建的教会医院经过百年沧桑，已经壮大为河南省属西医现代化三甲医院。昨日，这所在我省建院最早、历史最悠久的医院——坐落在豫北平原新乡卫辉市的新乡医学院第一附属医院喜迎110岁华诞。 ［动情一刻］ 传教士后人回访第二故乡 “很高兴能在60多年后回到我曾经生活了12年的第二故乡。”时任惠民医院第三任院长的加拿大传教士、医生杜儒文的侄女Ｍａｒｙ，在建院110岁华诞时重返卫辉。她看到自己儿时生活过的地方欣喜不已。 在院史馆前，Ｍａｒｙ回忆，当时病房楼前还有一排平房，是门诊病房，每天有源源不断的中国老百姓前来求医治病。院内种满花草树木，芍药、牡丹、紫丁香、红月季盛开，门诊与病房之间，各有崎岖花径相通，把医院打扮得跟花园一样。 “我的父母在这里工作、结婚，我在这里度过了难忘的童年时代，不是1940年日本人的入侵，我们会一直生活在中国卫辉。这次来，我也是带着父母的遗愿而来。”满头银丝的Ｍａｒｙ说到动情时，泪光闪闪。 陪同Ｍａｒｙ的该院工会主席任继娟说：“参加此次院庆的有一批加拿大人，他们的祖辈、父辈都曾经在卫辉工作生活过，他们借这次院庆来到卫辉，也是了却祖辈、父辈的遗愿。” ［见证百年］院史馆记录着过去的点滴 走进新乡医学院第一附属医院，现代化的门诊楼、病房楼已经看不出以前的沧桑。但走进院区，其间点缀的一座座古色古香的两层小楼见证了该院的百年历史。 刚刚整修过的院史馆是该院历史最悠久、最有特色的建筑，馆中陈列的第一任院长罗维灵的铜铸雕像与曾经用过的实物，向我们讲述那段久违的建院史。 1896年，英国基督教传教士劳海德来到卫辉，设教堂，借医传教，宣传基督福音。这便是最初的医院雏形。 1901年至1903年，加拿大籍牧师在此基础上筹建了博济医院，加拿大传教士、医生罗维灵任院长；后又更名为惠民医院。此时，该院已经在豫北地区名声大振，求医者纷纷涌来，达到教会医院的鼎盛时期。 1918年，在第二任院长加拿大籍医生敖尔德的主持下，同当地官府协商，购地40余亩，用了3年时间建设一座砖木结构、红瓦盖顶、中设电梯通道、前有阁门楼台，并用青石修建的高台门阶病房大楼。该楼从1920年启用，一直到2002年才停用。这就是今天的院史馆。 与此同时，他们还为加拿大籍医务人员盖了两座方形楼房，瓦房60间，分别设有男女门诊、候诊室、传达室、化验室、药房及门诊病房。 新中国成立前夕，加拿大籍人员回国，医院由中国人接管。继而医院先后更名为平原省省立医院、华北第二医士学校附属医院、豫北医学专科学校附属医院等，直到1988年正式定名为新乡医学院第一附属医院至今。 ■本报记者连惠燕
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Jonathan Goforth - Wikipedia
William Lockhart
William Lockhart (3 October 1811 – 29 April 1896)
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Liverpool, England
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Blackheath, England
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William Lockhart (3 October 1811 – 29 April 1896) was a Protestant Christian missionary who served with the London Missionary Society during the lateQing Dynasty in China. In 1844, he founded the first western hospital in Shanghai, which was known asthe Chinese Hospital. The hospital is named ofRenji Hospital now, which is one of the most famous hospitals in China.
Lockhart was born in Liverpool and received medical training atMeath Hospital inDublin and Guy's Hospital in London. In 1834, he became a member of the Royal College of Surgeons of England and later of the London Missionary Society (LMS). With the LMS, in 1838 he travelled to Canton, and then toMacau and Shanghai, where he stayed intermittently from 1842 to 1863; in Macau and Shanghai he opened hospitals. In 1857, he became fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons, in 1864 director of the LMS and in 1878 director of the Medical Missionary Association. In 1861, Lockhart published a book titled The medical missionary in China: a narrative of twenty years' experience, where among other things he insisted that one should not serve both as a preacher and a physician.[1][2] The papers of William Lockhart are held by SOAS Archives.
The Medical Missionary in China: A Narrative of Twenty Years' Experience.
London: Hurst & Blackett, 1861. Second edition. 8vo. Original publisher's cloth, recased. (Hinges and top edge a slightly different shade). Original blind stamped sides and gilt lettered spine. Coloured lithograph frontispiece by Day & Son after T. Picken. This edition was published in the same year as the first. William Lockhart (1811-1896) Surgeon and Protestant missionary who served with the London Missionary society during the late Qing dynasty in China. In 1844 he founded the first Western hospital in Shanghai - known as the Chinese Hospital (now named Renji Hospital). <br />Lockhard worked throughout China, but his main station was at Shanghai. He advocated a strict separation of the vocations of preacher and physician. Thus, he always concentrated on medical work in the hospitals he directed. xi, [1], 404, 13 [3] pp., publisher's catalogue
Condition: Binding is a little worn. Bookplate on the upper pastedown. Ink stain on p. 115 - small tear to p 189. Lacks a small piece to the top of page 229-232 with the lost of a couple of characters of the page headings. slightly foxed. Overall a good, clean copy though.
Western Medicine in China, 1800-1950 Guide to Collections at Yale University
http://ulib.iupui.edu/wmicproject/node/2279
http://www.phcmontreat.org/bios/Bios-Missionaries-China-1900-1920-PCUS.htm
https://www.chinasource.org/resource-library/articles/women-in-chinas-protestant-church-and-missions
Biographical Index of Missionaries — China (alphabetic listings to come)
Presbyterian Church U.S. Missionaries to China 1900 - 1920
