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There is one preliminary point I should like to ask you about , and that is this : how far can you tell us from figures and so on do maternity homes and what one may call nursing homes overlap ; that is to say , how far is a nursing ...
There is one preliminary point I should like to ask you about , and that is this : how far can you tell us from figures and so on do maternity homes and what one may call nursing homes overlap ; that is to say , how far is a nursing ...
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You have figures in the Ministry which will tell us that ? - No ; I do not think such figures are in existence . 10. I thought perhaps in view of the fact that this Maternity Bill was on , you would have some figures about that point ?
You have figures in the Ministry which will tell us that ? - No ; I do not think such figures are in existence . 10. I thought perhaps in view of the fact that this Maternity Bill was on , you would have some figures about that point ?
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Do you think , speaking of nursing homes as we generally understand them , that people go there for specific purposes , pay a certain fee , and if they are dissatisfied and there are certain abuses , they come away and tell their ...
Do you think , speaking of nursing homes as we generally understand them , that people go there for specific purposes , pay a certain fee , and if they are dissatisfied and there are certain abuses , they come away and tell their ...
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Can anyone tell us how far has that happened ? That is exactly what I put in the margin of my paper here : I wanted to know that . Here is a person , as you say , sent into a nursing home by a doctor . Sometimes I believe doctors have ...
Can anyone tell us how far has that happened ? That is exactly what I put in the margin of my paper here : I wanted to know that . Here is a person , as you say , sent into a nursing home by a doctor . Sometimes I believe doctors have ...
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Tell us what is your general view profession in an advisory capacity , that on the subject of the registration of is to say , we contemplate that this new nursing homes ? —We do not oppose the Committee should consult the ...
Tell us what is your general view profession in an advisory capacity , that on the subject of the registration of is to say , we contemplate that this new nursing homes ? —We do not oppose the Committee should consult the ...
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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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