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Staircases are frequently steep and narrow , and since the structure of the house may make it impossible to provide a lift , the proper transportation of patients becomes exceedingly difficult . Many homes which cater for surgical cases ...
Staircases are frequently steep and narrow , and since the structure of the house may make it impossible to provide a lift , the proper transportation of patients becomes exceedingly difficult . Many homes which cater for surgical cases ...
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The immense diversity 3547-3549 . in the requirements of patients and in the nature and size of 1 a Nursing Homes makes it extremely difficult to fix even ON NURSING HOMES ( REGISTRATION ) . xiii.
The immense diversity 3547-3549 . in the requirements of patients and in the nature and size of 1 a Nursing Homes makes it extremely difficult to fix even ON NURSING HOMES ( REGISTRATION ) . xiii.
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a Nursing Homes makes it extremely difficult to fix even minimum percentage of trained nursing staff that could be ... although it may be quite true that certain nursing homes find no difficulty in obtaining the necessary staff to - day ...
a Nursing Homes makes it extremely difficult to fix even minimum percentage of trained nursing staff that could be ... although it may be quite true that certain nursing homes find no difficulty in obtaining the necessary staff to - day ...
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... very difficult to apply . You might be able to say in a large number of cases : “ This nurse would have been eligible had she applied , ” but there are a great many other cases in which it might be a matter of conjecture whether she ...
... very difficult to apply . You might be able to say in a large number of cases : “ This nurse would have been eligible had she applied , ” but there are a great many other cases in which it might be a matter of conjecture whether she ...
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In the home which takes in difficult surgical cases , obviously if there is not an ample supply of trained nurses the staffing would not be sufficient , but is it not a matter to be left to the inspecting authority ?
In the home which takes in difficult surgical cases , obviously if there is not an ample supply of trained nurses the staffing would not be sufficient , but is it not a matter to be left to the inspecting authority ?
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| Titel | Parliamentary Papers, Band 7 |
| Autor/in | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Verlag | H.M. Stationery Office, 1926 |
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