Midwifery in Bristol
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, sucj[ until in 1936 the Extern and Intern Departments had gro\ a size that they delivered more than two thousan c ' third of the total number for Bristol. Thus these two voluntary institutions provided the main maternity services or . iits neighbourhood, and more than one hundred thousand Bi *iust have taken their first breath under their auspices? However, on 31st December, 1939, the Bristol Roya and Bristol General Hospital, recently united as the Bristol y Hospital, ceased to undertake the care of materni y cases. The financial outlay involved in such a
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دوره 57 شماره
صفحات -
تاریخ انتشار 1940