It appears that you have provided details for a Canadian institution rather than a U.S. nonprofit named "Womens College Hospital." The information supplied corresponds to Canada's Women's College Hospital, not a U.S. entity. Therefore, I cannot create an article about a U.S. nonprofit with this name as no such information is available. However, if you intended to document the Canadian institution or provide more details about a U.S. organization, here is a format you could use for the Canadian entity:

Women's College Hospital

Women's College Hospital is a teaching hospital located in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. It was founded over 140 years ago with the goal of providing women with access to medical education and practice during a time when such opportunities were scarce for females in the field.

History

• 1883: The hospital traces its origins back to the Woman's Medical College established by Dr. Emily Stowe, Canada's second woman licensed to practice medicine. The college was opened to provide women with a place to study and practice medicine.

• 1898: The Women's Dispensary was founded as a free clinic operated by female physicians, serving women and their families.

• 1911: The hospital formally opened as Women's College Hospital and Dispensary in a small residential house at 18 Seaton Street.

• 1915: The hospital moved to 125 Rusholme Road.

• 1935: It relocated to its current location on Grenville Street after several renovations.

• 1961: It became fully accredited as a teaching hospital affiliated with the University of Toronto.

• 1963: It pioneered the use of mammography for breast cancer detection in Ontario.

• 1971: The hospital opened Canada's first Perinatal Intensive Care Unit.

• 2013: The hospital relocated to a new facility at 76 Grenville Street, which included the establishment of the Institute for Health System Solutions and Virtual Care.

Innovations

• Pioneered Ontario's first cancer detection clinic for well women (1948).
• Introduced Canada's first cardiac prevention and rehabilitation program designed exclusively for women (1996).
• Established Ontario's first multidisciplinary osteoporosis clinic (1994).

Services and Affiliations

Women's College Hospital specializes in women's health and ambulatory care, although it serves patients of all genders. It is a recognized collaborating centre by the World Health Organization in women's health and is affiliated with the University of Toronto.

References

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