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222:. Verification or designation as a trauma center of any level is sufficient to represent a source that is outside the organization's local area. Nearly all hospitals, regardless of size, and most medical clinics and related organizations will have been the subject of at least one in-depth article in their local newspaper. Nevertheless, some smaller hospitals and many clinics will not meet all these notability criteria. Routine coverage and passing mentions (such as "The victim was taken to E. Normous Medical Center" or "Dr. Smith of Smallville Hospital, said...") do not count. Additionally, a single author or publisher counts as only one source, regardless of the number of publications by this person or publisher. 405: 422: 447: 743:{{WikiProject Hospitals |class= "Use Draft, Stub, Start, C, B, A, GA, FA, etc. as appropriate" |importance= "Use: Top, Mid, Low or NA" |attention= "Optional: either Yes or No, where Yes means in need of more research or editing" |needs-infobox= "Optional: either Yes or No, where Yes means doesn't currently have infobox" |needs-image= "Optional, either Yes or No, where Yes means doesn't currently have image" |needs-coord= "Optional, either Yes or No, where Yes means doesn't currently have coordinate" }} 663: 658: 91: 454: 429: 102: 783:
What location should be used for the coordinates of a hospital? The ideal coordinate would be the coordinate for the main entrance to the hospital or emergency room entrance when known. Otherwise, a coordinate that is in the center of a rectangle containing the main hospital building should be
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Lists of hospitals in a given country or state should contain a reference for each hospital listed. Notable hospitals should have links to the article about the hospital. Generally, there should be a list article for every country or state with hospitals. Alternately, if there are only a few
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Most U.S. states and countries have medical associations that publish directories. Licensing authorities at the state or federal level also publish directories of hospitals. These directories should contain sufficient information for Lists of hospitals. The British archives has historical
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TV stations may be considered as a regional source, so a search of their websites may generate some results. Local and regional newspapers will usually cover a significant event, usually associated with the anniversary of the hospital, purchase of new equipment, or major expansion.
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hospitals in a country and nothing more to say, the hospitals could be listed in the list of hospitals in the continent or healthcare article for the country with an anchor in the article and a redirect for "List of hospitals in country" to the anchor.
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parts of this standard do not qualify for a stand-alone article, and should instead be described in the country/state list of hospitals and in a section on healthcare or emergency services in their hometown articles or parent organization, with suitable
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Search engines do not always do a good job of finding articles, so sometimes you have to dig a little. You should start with a search engine to find a good regional, national, or international source.
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used. Sources such as Google Maps usually contain confirmed coordinates from Google Maps users that registered coordinates within the hospital.
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The coordinates for a hospital should be included in the Infobox hospital with the parameters "type:landmark|display=inline, title"
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that at least one source that is outside of the organization's local/service area, including state or national recognition as a
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In practice, large, regional hospitals will almost always meet all of these standards, particularly those designated as
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List the hospitals in a sortable table in the alphabetical order of the city or county where the hospital is located.
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an area for focused collaboration among Wikipedians. New participants are welcome; please feel free to participate!
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The WikiProject Hospitals template should be copied to the top of the article talk page for all hospital articles:
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that at least one source that discusses the organization in-depth (many paragraphs directly about the hospital)
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policy. If disambiguation is needed because several hospitals have the same name, it should adhere to the "
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Include the name of the hospital, as well as the city and county where it is located.
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The text below should be copied to the first line of articles about hospitals. See
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An example Infobox hospital for Mount Carmel East hospital is shown at the right.
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Articles about hospitals, clinics, and related organizations must comply with the
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Basic facts about hospitals can be found in the American Hospital Directory,
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Optionally, include the number of staffed or licensed beds for each hospital
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Include a section on notable services, persons or events about the hospital
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that the hospital has been noticed by two unrelated, independent
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at the top of the article, even if some parameters are not known
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notability standard, which requires, as an absolute minimum:
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available to you would not permit you to write more than
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material about historical hospitals in Great Britain.
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Avoid promotional laundry lists of services provided
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