At the time Kapiolani Clinic for Women and Children was just that, a clinic. Its services were daily, its hours were normal business hours but they probably had a night time staff to receive, advise or shuttle patients off to Queen’s Hospital just a few blocks away. But it wasn’t a hospital in the 60s. Kapiolani Hospital wasn’t built until the early to mid 70s. It’s possible to deliver a child at a clinic just as it’s possible to deliver a child in the back of a taxi but both the clinician and the taxi driver would make an effort to get the mother to be to a maternity ward at a hospital.
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