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Mainly directed to inadequate accommoda- Qs . 375–379 , tion both for patients and for staff ; the provision of bad and 738-756 , 1470-1544 , insufficient food ; inadequacy , or even total absence , of staff ; 1919–1922 the lack of ...
Mainly directed to inadequate accommoda- Qs . 375–379 , tion both for patients and for staff ; the provision of bad and 738-756 , 1470-1544 , insufficient food ; inadequacy , or even total absence , of staff ; 1919–1922 the lack of ...
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... authority could not be expected decide whether a nurse is eligible to be registered on the general part of the Register , and ( c ) that beyond allowing a period of grace no considera25 Jarch , 1926. ] [ Continued . a no tion.
... authority could not be expected decide whether a nurse is eligible to be registered on the general part of the Register , and ( c ) that beyond allowing a period of grace no considera25 Jarch , 1926. ] [ Continued . a no tion.
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[ Continued . a no tion is given to the legitimate interests of the present managers . With regard to that first point , is it not the policy of the Ministry of Health , now that we have the national registration of nurses , to press ...
[ Continued . a no tion is given to the legitimate interests of the present managers . With regard to that first point , is it not the policy of the Ministry of Health , now that we have the national registration of nurses , to press ...
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-Not one trained tion . nurse to another ; it comes naturally . ( Mr. Hurst . ) I agree , yes . Dr. Davies . 544. The whole point is , get properly Chairman . trained nurses and you will have no trouble . Those things are done auto547.
-Not one trained tion . nurse to another ; it comes naturally . ( Mr. Hurst . ) I agree , yes . Dr. Davies . 544. The whole point is , get properly Chairman . trained nurses and you will have no trouble . Those things are done auto547.
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-No ; they have not been under inspec . tion from them you see . 660. Have they been under inspection by anybody ? —There has not been a need for inspection . I know the homes ; I have been to them ; and I know how they have been ...
-No ; they have not been under inspec . tion from them you see . 660. Have they been under inspection by anybody ? —There has not been a need for inspection . I know the homes ; I have been to them ; and I know how they have been ...
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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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