Many Public Hospitals at the Turn of the Twentieth Century

Multiple Choice

Many public hospitals at the turn of the twentieth century:

A) were sufficiently staffed with professionals to provide individual attention to patients.
B) were no better than warehouses because of reduced funding and decline in quality of care.
C) had slightly lower quality of care as compared to private institutions.
D) were generally built in the city limits, to regain public support for the mentally ill.