Avtor/Urednik		Jazbec, I
Naslov		Ustanovitev in delovanje Centralne veterinarske bolnice v Ljubljani v letih 1945 do 1950
Prevedeni naslov		Establishment and operation of the Central veterinary hospital in Ljubljana between 1945 and 1950
Tip		članek
Vir		Slov Vet Res
Vol. in št.		Letnik 39, št. 1
Leto izdaje		2002
Obseg		str. 5-32
Jezik		slo, eng
Abstrakt		This paper deals with the establishment of the Central Veterinary Hospital (CVH) in Ljubljana in 1945 and its operation from November 1945 to the end of 1950. The establishment of the CVH is documented indirectly. The Veterinary Council of the Slovenian National Liberation Council decided at its session of 23 February 1945 that the Central Veterinary Hospital should be established in Ljubljana after the war. A veterinary report by the district veterinarian of Ljubljana, Dr. Albin Sedej, of 6 December 1945 said that the first Central Veterinary Hospital and Institute for the Prevention of Bovine Infertility had been founded. In the annual veterinary report for the year 1946 Milan Dolenc, the head of the Veterinary Department at the Ministry of Agriculture of the People's Republic of Slovenia, wrote that the Central Veterinary Hospital started operating on 21 November 1945. On 20 March 1946 the Veterinary Scientific Institute was established in Ljubljana as the central veterinary organisation in Slovenia, consisting of the Central Veterinary Hospital, the National Veterinary Bacteriological Institute (established in 1926) and the Farriery School (established in 1848). The rules for the organisation and work of the Veterinary Scientific Institute in Ljubljana outlined the internal organisation of the Central Veterinary Hospital, which had clinics for internal medicine, surgery, partiturition and for small animals as well as a radiological ward. It was explicitly stated that the clinics of the Central Veterinary Hospital were authorised to operate all over Slovenia. (Abstract truncated at 2000 characters).
Izvleček		V delu obravnavamo ustanovitev Centralne veterinarske bolnice (CVB) v Ljubljani leta 1945 in njeno delovanje od novembra leta 1945 do konca leta 1950. V dokumentih je ustanovitev utemeljena posredno. Že na zasedanju Veterinarskega sveta SNOS-a dne 23. februarja 1945 je bilo med drugim sklenjeno, da se po vojni ustanovi Centralna veterinarska bolnica v Ljubljani. Veterinarsko poročilo okrožnega veterinarja Ljubljane dr. Albina Sedeja z dne 6. decembra 1945 navaja, da so osnovali prvo Centralno veterinarsko bolnico in zavod za zatiranje neplodnosti krav. V letnem veterinarskem poročilu za leto 1946 pa Milan Dolenc, načelnik Veterinarskega oddelka pri Ministrstvu za kmetijstvo LRS, poroča, da je Centralna veterinarska bolnica začela delovati 21. novembra 1945. Dne 20. marca 1946 leta je bil v Ljubljani ustanovljen Veterinarski znanstveni zavod Slovenije kot osrednja veterinarska organizacija v Sloveniji, v katerega so bili vključeni Centralna veterinarska bolnica, Državni veterinarski bakteriološki zavod (ustanovljen 1926) in Podkovska šola (ustanovljena 1848). V pravilniku o organizaciji in delu Veterinarskega znanstvenega zavoda v Ljubljani je bila nakazana notranja organizacija Centralne veterinarske bolnice, ki je imela interno, kirurško in porodniško kliniko ter kliniko za male živali in rentgenološki oddelek. Izrecno pa je bilo zapisano, da so klinike Centralne veterinarske bolnice upravičene opravljati delo po vsej Sloveniji. (Izvleček prekinjen pri 2000 znakih).
Deskriptorji		HOSPITALS, ANIMAL EDUCATION, VETERINARY VETERINARIANS VETERINARY MEDICINE SLOVENIA