The Survey did not cover the mental health service which was considered as an essentially separate service with its own legislative basis and at the time there were uncertainties about how it might be integrated within a broader national health service, or even if it should be included at all....
In July 1864 plans for a hospital were first made public, after the late James Don, Esquire, of Bearhill, bequeathed £1,000 for the purpose of establishing a hospital or infirmary and dispensary in Brechin on condition that a further £1,000 was raised within 18 months by the local ...
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I believe we need to communicate more about how decarbonisation fits into the bigger picture of the biodiversity crisis, and help people understand we're living within a finite system. We need people with passion. 10 January 2020 | National Grid Chapter 3. Building the Net Zero Energy ...
More than 190 UMC staff members have been quarantined as of Wednesday. As a result, 19 patients had to be redirected to other hospitals within the last 24 hours. Covenant Hospitalis also reportingthat 227 staff members are unable to work at the moment due to quarantine. ...
Victorian asylums were notorious for their miles of long corridors, in the earlier nineteenth century these were often broad and doubled as day rooms for the patients. The subject of asylum corridors was often hotly debated amongst architects and physicians, perhaps this is why so many of the ...
Historic England Archives, BF100336 1712founded by Mary Chapman on account of mental instability within her family. Building listed Grade II*. Two wings added on south sidec.1750. Enlarged 1830s and 1850s. 1899 E. Boardman, new front range across north side of hospital. ...
strength before treatment. It became a leading rehabilitation centre and established a pioneering training school for occupational therapy. The hospital continues (2015) to provide rehabilitation services both for in-patients and out-patients. [Sources:A. Miles,University of Edinburgh Journal, Vol.III,...
Within the entrance hall, facing the door, was an oak tablet with the names of 139 people who had died from the six parishes that contributed to the founding of the hospital. The tablet was gifted by Major Cleghorn of Drumrossie, and beneath a red cross was an inscription that read: ...
It was a small infectious diseases hospital built on rising ground about two miles to the north of Pittenweem, in the East Neuk of Fife. It was established by the St Andrew’s District Committee of Fife’s County Council, and designed by the local St Andrew’s architect David Henry. The...