Parliamentary Papers, Volume 7H.M. Stationery Office, 1926 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page vii
... patients may be , and often are seriously neglected . 3669-3684 . 1716-1720 , ( 3 ) Patients . The evidence received from the patients Qs . 714-737 , themselves contains similar complaints to those put forward 1790-1803 , by the nurses ...
... patients may be , and often are seriously neglected . 3669-3684 . 1716-1720 , ( 3 ) Patients . The evidence received from the patients Qs . 714-737 , themselves contains similar complaints to those put forward 1790-1803 , by the nurses ...
Page viii
... Patients . - Owing to insufficiency or lack of qualification in the staff , patients particularly of the senile chronic type , are stated to be left entirely to administer to their own wants although often quite incapable of doing so ...
... Patients . - Owing to insufficiency or lack of qualification in the staff , patients particularly of the senile chronic type , are stated to be left entirely to administer to their own wants although often quite incapable of doing so ...
Page xiii
... patients and nursing staff . ( v ) The adequacy of the staff both as to numbers and training . ( vi ) The preparation and storage of food both for patients and staff . ( vii ) General domestic arrangements such as the clean- liness of ...
... patients and nursing staff . ( v ) The adequacy of the staff both as to numbers and training . ( vi ) The preparation and storage of food both for patients and staff . ( vii ) General domestic arrangements such as the clean- liness of ...
Page xv
... patient's , or persons visiting patients , but that under an efficient system of registration it should not be necessary to compel their display in public . They also consider that every nursing home should similarly have available and ...
... patient's , or persons visiting patients , but that under an efficient system of registration it should not be necessary to compel their display in public . They also consider that every nursing home should similarly have available and ...
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... patients . Chairman . 77. You were citing a particular in- stance , Mr. Gwyer , and in your parti- cular instance ... patients is not a registered nurse ? -I know . 83. So it is quite allowable for the matron to be the lady you referred ...
... patients . Chairman . 77. You were citing a particular in- stance , Mr. Gwyer , and in your parti- cular instance ... patients is not a registered nurse ? -I know . 83. So it is quite allowable for the matron to be the lady you referred ...
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Acland-Troyte Adjourned Albert Alexander Alexander Sprot Amendment proposed authority Ayes Basil Peto BILL Lords Borough Brigadier-General Briscoe Sir Henry Captain Briscoe Sir Captain Cazalet Sir Captain Styles Cazalet Cazalet Sir Burton Cecil Wilson Chairman Clause Codling Colonel Committee divided copies County Council Crookenden Departments doctor Edmund Wood George Cockerill hospital insert the words inspection Jephcott Kay Menzies leave Lieut.-Colonel Heneage London Major Ruggles-Brise maternity homes matron Medical Officer MEMBERS PRESENT Noes nursing homes Officer of Health papers patients person printed Question proposed Question put Ramsden registered nurse Report Richard Luce Sir Riley Shiels Sir Burton Chadwick Sir Henry Cautley Sir Philip Cunliffe-Lister Sir Richard Luce Sir Robert Newman Sir Thomas Davies Sir Wilfrid Sugden Sir William Perring staff STANDING COMMITTEE Stationery Office sworn and examined thing Tinne tion trained nurses Vernon Davies Walter Shaw Webb Windsor-Clive Womersley words proposed