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Walter Reed provides relief to service members who can’t sleep 260402-O-EU596-6298 from Navy Medicine uploaded 13 April
Father Administering the X-Ray from National Library of Medicine uploaded October 2024
Les Gas: Asphyxie Lente := Gas: Slow Asphyxia from National Library of Medicine uploaded October 2024
Gil Blas Ammalato: = Gil Blas Malade =: Gil Blas Sick: = Gil Blas Malade from National Library of Medicine uploaded October 2024
La Visite du Médecin := Doctor's Visit from National Library of Medicine uploaded October 2024
Ambulance at the Theâtre Français, Paris from National Library of Medicine uploaded July 2024
Pour Faire Rire les Petites Malades =: To Make Little Sick People Laugh from National Library of Medicine uploaded July 2024
La Greffe d'une Oreille =: Ear Transplant from National Library of Medicine uploaded July 2024
Hooper's Invalid Bed-Lift and Elastic Water Mattress from National Library of Medicine uploaded July 2024
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Golden moments with a film camera
from North East Museums
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Ward C1, 1st Northern General Hospital during the First World War was housed in what is now the Hatton Gallery
from North East Museums
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mitford said:
I can identify George GREY-TURNER as the RAMC officer in the rear to the right
Womens ward of the Ingham Hospital Queensland 1916
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Vesna Verencevic said:
Ingham’s Hospitals In early 1884 plans were underway to build a public hospital in Ingham, in a plain style “surrounded by extensive verandas” reminiscent of “East Indian bungalows” to cope with the climate. While some sources report that the first hospital building was constructed in 1883, the Ingham Hospital wasn’t formally established until August 7, 1885. By late 1885 tenders were invited for additions to this hospital, and in early 1886 a request for Government funding assistance to add an additional ward was met with resistance. In early 1889 Ingham Hospital confirmed it had built the ward out of its own funds, for the “use of Asiatics and other aliens that are employed on the plantations”. In 1929 the private Italian Hospital (known as the Ospedale Cardarelli) was built, to improve healthcare for non-English speaking Italian migrants and ostensibly to promote better relations between Italian and British subjects. Racial tensions were running high at this time, and when Italy joined the war in 1940 many Italians were sent to internment camps, including the Cardarelli Hospital’s Dr Francesco Piscitelli. There were calls for their release in 1942 because of labour shortages on the sugar cane plantations in north Queensland. The hospital continued to operate until 1946 and the building remains to this day. It was widely agreed that Ingham’s public hospital was in dire need of an upgrade as early as 1935, yet funding was a contentious issue. The new building was officially opened on September 3, 1938. In 2009 a new Ingham Hospital was opened and remains on the same block of land that housed the original buildings. Stacey Larner - Librarian, State Library of Queensland www.slq.qld.gov.au/blog/queensland-hospitals-pandemic-fro...