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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 230
... hospitals . War- time reorganization led to the ejection from hospitals of large num- bers of patients whose beds mostly remained empty until some were used for service casualties . The system of subsidy for war casualty beds only ...
... hospitals . War- time reorganization led to the ejection from hospitals of large num- bers of patients whose beds mostly remained empty until some were used for service casualties . The system of subsidy for war casualty beds only ...
Page 231
... hospitals , however , continued to be even more selective of cases than before the war and as a result some public hospitals became seriously overcrowded . The Ministry , throughout the war , took great care not to intervene in the ...
... hospitals , however , continued to be even more selective of cases than before the war and as a result some public hospitals became seriously overcrowded . The Ministry , throughout the war , took great care not to intervene in the ...
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Introduction | 2 |
The First World War and after | 126 |
The interwar years | 163 |
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