Special hospitals : their origin, development and relationship to medical education ; their economic aspects and relative freedom from abuse / Richard Kershaw.

  • Kershaw, Richard.
Date:
1909
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Credit: Special hospitals : their origin, development and relationship to medical education ; their economic aspects and relative freedom from abuse / Richard Kershaw. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    List of a few of the Special Hosi'itals in London. Name of lastitittion. Percentage of patients reconinieiuled by Medical Practitioners. National Hospital for Paralysis Hospital for Epilepsy and Paralysis Cancer Hospital Hospital for Women ... Samaritan Hospital for Women 50 per cent. 50 >, 50 „ 40 per cent, of the out-patients. 60 per cent, of the in-patients 40 per cent, of the out-patients. Higher percentage of in-patients. St. Peter's Hospital for Stone ... 35 per cent. Royal London Ophthalmic Hospital... 20 per cent. St. John's Hospital for Skin Diseases 13 ,, ,, Royal Ear Hospital ... ... ... 40 ,, ,, 55 per cent, of the in-patients. Central London Throat and Ear . Hospital 29 per cent, of the out-patients.