Report : 1927 / Manchester Northern Hospital for women and children.

  • Manchester Northern Hospital for Women and Children.
Date:
1927
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Report : 1927 / Manchester Northern Hospital for women and children. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    The Manchester Northern Hospital (Late Clinical Hospital) for Women and Children OBJECTS OF THE INSTITUTION. 1. To provide for the medical and surgical treatment of the children of the poor during sickness, and for the maintenance of those whom it is desirable to admit in the Hospital. 2. To provide for the medical and surgical treatment of certain forms of disease peculiar to women, and to promote the advancement of medical science with reference to the above- mentioned diseases. 3. To diffuse among the operative classes accurate informa¬ tion on subjects relating to hygienic management of children during their earlier years, and to assist in the education and training of women in the special duties of children’s nurses. Regulations for the Admission of Patients. The Hospital is entirety free, no recommendation of any kind being required. Males to the age of twelve years are admissible as In-Patients, and to the age of fourteen as Out-Patients. Females are admissible in either department to the age of 14 years. Under special circumstances, at the discretion of the Medical Board, females beyond that age are admissible for treatment of diseases peculiar to their sex. Cases which become chronic, or which may otherwise prove unlikely to be benefitted, either in the Hospital or Dispensary are not retained.
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