Ninety-seventh annual report 1930 : together with the report of the Clifford Temple Home of Recovery, and the Ladies' Association / David Lewis Northern Hiospital, Liverpool.

  • David Lewis Northern Hospital (Liverpool, England)
Date:
1930
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Credit: Ninety-seventh annual report 1930 : together with the report of the Clifford Temple Home of Recovery, and the Ladies' Association / David Lewis Northern Hiospital, Liverpool. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    While the site of the new building is, as yet, undeter¬ mined, it is hoped to include in the new building large and up-to-date departments for Massage and Electrical work, Ear Nose and Throat Clinics, and a Dermatological Depart¬ ment, together with Consulting and Examination rooms for the Consulting Staffs, New Dispensary, and suitable accommodation for Almoning and Registration Staffs. As the estimated cost of the Extensions is £25,000 the Committee would appeal to all who would help to alleviate suffering among the more unfortunate of their fellow-beings to forward donations towards this most necessary adjunct of the Hospital’s work. . In compliance with the demands of the City Fire Superintendent, a fireproof building for the storage of X-Ray films was erected during the year on the roof of the present Out-Patient Department, detached from the Main Building. GENERAL THANKS. The Committee acknowledges with grateful thanks the services of the Liverpool Branch of the British Red Cross Society,* the Liverpool Personal Service Society; the St. John Ambulance Brigade; the Lady Visitors; Messrs. Chalmers, Wade & Co., Auditors, and all who have so generously provided gifts for the benefit of the Patients and Nursing Staff. IN CONCLUSION. Whilst being warmly appreciative of the splendid assist¬ ance afforded the Hospital by its numerous friends in the past, the Committee ventures to appeal for an even increased measure of that support during the coming year, and would ask everyone interested in the Hospital to assist to maintain a high and up-to-date standard of efficiency by subscribing as generously as possible. On behalf of the Committee, DUNCAN A. CAMPBELL, llth March, 1931. Chairman. Subscriptions and Donations may be paid to Martins Bank, Limited, Exchange Branch, Old Hall Street, or to the Honorary Treasurer at the Hospital