F our weeks are allotted to the intensive care unit (ICU) rotation during in-ternship, the most
demanding month in a long year. The intern, a lonely sentinel abandoned on the third floor …

Tn th. p F. rJ'ifnv nl tt. I X1 X xl To the Editor of The Hospital.? Sir,? I would like to see the
subject of Nurse Dale's letter very thoroughly taken up. I, as another nurse, who has also …

policy. That is to say, however badly done work may be, there are frequently members of the
Board of Guardians, and sometimes a majority, who vote against the punishment of the …

(Personalia, p. 395), are interesting for various reasons. In the first place, these bequests are
the largest which any one of the three hospitals has as yet received. In the second, they are …

O IE HENRY BURDETT'S report on the North Staffordshire Infirmary has created a good
deal of interest in the large district which this hospital serves. Mr. W. Guy Ivnight, the …

Standing there at the foot of the litter, I recalled what a general had told me a few days
before.“I've seen them at work in Africa, Sicily, and Nor-mandy,” he told me.“I say in all …

Stokes was dispenser at the hospital, and the jury found that he had committed suicide by
pois6n''whilst in an unsound state of mind produced by ill-health and prolonged hours of …

It was a typical day in the ICU. I was wrestling with the numerous tasks I had yet to do,
wondering how I would get them all done. I had three patients, I needed to draw blood gases …

The President of the Local Government Board having firmly refused to sanction the recent
appoint-ment of a medical superintendent at the Hope Hos-pital, Salford, which the …

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