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Page 192
... hospitals provided 25 per cent of all beds and had increasing financial problems . As early as 1921 , a Committee headed by Viscount Cave on the finances of voluntary hospitals pointed out that they were suffering from rising costs and ...
... hospitals provided 25 per cent of all beds and had increasing financial problems . As early as 1921 , a Committee headed by Viscount Cave on the finances of voluntary hospitals pointed out that they were suffering from rising costs and ...
Page 235
... hospitals , voluntary and public , placing them under the control of regional boards consisting of rep- resentatives of local authorities and of voluntary hospitals . Hospital endowments were to be removed and redistributed ; however ...
... hospitals , voluntary and public , placing them under the control of regional boards consisting of rep- resentatives of local authorities and of voluntary hospitals . Hospital endowments were to be removed and redistributed ; however ...
Page 357
... hospitals to have to rely upon pri- vate charity . I believe we ought to have left hospital flag days behind . I have always felt a shudder of repulsion when I have seen nurses and sisters who ought to be at their work , and students ...
... hospitals to have to rely upon pri- vate charity . I believe we ought to have left hospital flag days behind . I have always felt a shudder of repulsion when I have seen nurses and sisters who ought to be at their work , and students ...
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International comparisons 18701914 | 125 |
The interwar years | 189 |
The Second World War and after | 223 |
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References to this book
Beyond the Welfare State?: The New Political Economy of Welfare Chris Pierson No preview available - 2006 |