Report of the Board of Management of the Horton General Hospital for Banbury and District : 1929.

  • Horton General Hospital (Banbury, Oxfordshire, England) nb2011023950.
Date:
1929
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Report of the Board of Management of the Horton General Hospital for Banbury and District : 1929. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Hospital Fund Association will receive the following privileges upon the presentation of their cards at the Hospital:— Schedule A. Contributors— In-patient Treatment: Adult 5s. per week. ,, ,, Child: 3s. 6d. per week. Out-patient Treatments: Treatments 6d. each. No benefit at other hospitals. Schedule B. Contributors : Free Treatment at all departments of the Hospital, and the following extra benefits, viz. : Patient’s fees will he borne by the Horton General Hospital. (a) When transferred from that Hospital to any other Voluntary Hospital. (b) When by reason of accident or sudden illness, a patient temporarily residing elsewhere, or engaged in travel, enters any other Voluntary General Hospital. (c) When after attendance at the Horton General Hospital, the patient is transferred by a member of the Hon. Medical Staff to a special hospital. In any such case the benefit shall be reviewed from time to time by the Executive Committee. 6. —No person known to be suffering from an Infectious Disease will be admitted. 7. —No conveyance bringing a patient shall leave until it is known whether the patient be admitted or not. 8. —Visitors are allowed—Two to each patient—on Thursdays and Sundays, 2 to 3.30 p.m. Visitors will not be allowed in the Wards on any other day, except in serious cases, or by the permission of the Matron. 9. —Visitors, appointed by Official Bodies, are asked to make their presence known either to the Matron, or Secretary, and to sign the Visitors’ Book in the Entrance Hall. 10. —All gifts to patients should be declared to the Sister of the Ward, to obviate danger to the patient. % I 6