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Suppose we make some recommendations with regard to nursing homes on this Committee , those would not apply to maternity homes as maternity homes ; on the other hand , there are certain regulations laid down by Colonel Fremantle's Bill ...
Suppose we make some recommendations with regard to nursing homes on this Committee , those would not apply to maternity homes as maternity homes ; on the other hand , there are certain regulations laid down by Colonel Fremantle's Bill ...
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But suppose make certain findings with regard to nursing homes , any legislation which follows these findings will take account of this Maternity Bill , if it is really passed into an Act , and will make the necessary modifications to ...
But suppose make certain findings with regard to nursing homes , any legislation which follows these findings will take account of this Maternity Bill , if it is really passed into an Act , and will make the necessary modifications to ...
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I suppose you have in the Ministry of Health evidence that a good many houses are used for maternity purposes by unqualified persons ? -Oh , yes . 32. Have you any similar evidence bearing on nursing homes as apart from 25 Jarch , 1926.
I suppose you have in the Ministry of Health evidence that a good many houses are used for maternity purposes by unqualified persons ? -Oh , yes . 32. Have you any similar evidence bearing on nursing homes as apart from 25 Jarch , 1926.
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-I suppose for as long as they thought . They would no doubt impose conditions . Sir Richard Luce . ] That comes to much the same thing as registering it . Major Price . ] Yes ; I do not see much difference . Miss Wilkinson .
-I suppose for as long as they thought . They would no doubt impose conditions . Sir Richard Luce . ] That comes to much the same thing as registering it . Major Price . ] Yes ; I do not see much difference . Miss Wilkinson .
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I think the idea underlying that paragraph that , I suppose in nine cases out of ten , a patient goes into a nursing home under doctor's orders and remains attended by a doctor , and in those cases it is the doctor's business , I should ...
I think the idea underlying that paragraph that , I suppose in nine cases out of ten , a patient goes into a nursing home under doctor's orders and remains attended by a doctor , and in those cases it is the doctor's business , I should ...
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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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