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Charity Record

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Apr 03, 1902

Page

8

Hospital Charge Policy Under New Board Debate

The chairman discussed paying patients and policy across wards. The board would study options. currently two wards accept patients for a guinea per week. The meeting concluded with thanks to the chairman for presiding.

British Lying-In Hospital scheme for nurses home

The meeting of the hospital governors at Enxdell Street Longacre WC approved a £7000 plan to build a nurses home on 28 Betterton Street adjoining the hospital. The project would add 20 nurse places and create two wards for 5 beds each, enabling 200 more patients yearly. Donations urged as subscriptions had lagged. King Edward’s Hospital Fund gave £200. The report noted 467 in-patients in 1901, 616 out-patients deliveries, zero maternal deaths, and welcomed Sir Frederick Treves as consulting surgeon after Sir William MacCormac’s death.

Enxdell-street Longacre W.C Charles.e. Farmer Col G. L. Farmer A. H. Strickland H. Fitzherbert Wright A. C. Wickins William MacCormac Spencer Wells Frederick’ Treves Arthur Nash Board of Management Betterton Street King Edward’s Hospital Strickland Duke of Portland Marquis of Ripon Lord Kinnaird Wright Col. Farmer William McCormac South Africa Frederick Treves

Annual Meeting Of The Home Teaching Society For The Blind

The 46th annual meeting at the Jerusalem Chamber Westminster chaired by Viscount Midleton heard a report on 14 blind teachers visiting homes reading by touch and Braille lending books and aiding readers. The society served 1,880 registered blind people with 32 451 loans and sought £1 200 yearly to remain independent.

Jerusalem Chamber Dean’s Yard Westminster Viscount Midleton Stepney H. L. Gedge R. S. Scott A. Love R. MacLeod E. Bainbrigge School Board For London D. Fortescue Scott HE. L. Gedge Gravesend

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