Notes on hospitals / by Florence Nightingale.

  • Florence Nightingale
Date:
1863
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Notes on hospitals / by Florence Nightingale. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by King’s College London. The original may be consulted at King’s College London.

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    PAGE 9. Where and what should be the Bath-room and Lavatory 72 10. Where and what should be the Water-closets and Sinks 72—74 11. How TO Ventilate Wards 75—78 Never by artificial means j^ Always by admittingyj-e^A air from without 77 12. How the Ward should be furnished 79 13. What the Bedding should be 80 Always hair 81 14. What should be the Water Supply 82 Soft water essential 83 15. How THE Hospital should be drained and sewered 83 16. Where and what should be the Kitchen .... 84 As to fuel 85 17. How to dispose of the foul Linen 86 French and Enghsh methods 87 Clean Linen Room 88 18. Where, and how lighted, the Operating Room . 88 IV. IMPROVED HOSPITAL PLANS 90 Separate the sick from the administration 91 Simplicity of plan essential 92 1. FOR Small Hospitals 93—96 2. FOR Large Hospitals 97—106 Lariboisiere Hospital, Paris 100 Vincennes Military Hospital ...loi Herbert Hospital, Woolwich 102 Malta Military Hospital 104 Malta Workhouse and Hospital for Incurables . . . .105 V. CONVALESCENT HOSPITALS 107 Must be as like a home and as unlike a Hospital as possible. . 108 Vincennes Convalescent Institution for men 110 A string of Cottages the best 112 On Day-rooms and Convalescent Wards 113 Note on the Vincennes Institution 116 VL CHILDREN'S HOSPITALS 124 Will you have one at all ? 124 Essentials of a Child's Hospital 125
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