The importance of Sydney Hospital is even greater when outpatients are considered. [media] The Dispensary at Sydney Hospital was founded in 1826 and in 1871 it serviced 5,972 'paupers'. St Vincent's cared for 500 paupers and Windsor hospital only 33. No outpatient service was provided at Parramatta. Prince Henry Hospital. Hospital or other health organisation. Hospital established during the smallpox epidemic of 1881, on a then isolated bay south of the city. Later used as a convalescent hospital, and later as an infectious diseases hospital, it became a full teaching hospital and operated on the site until it was redeveloped for housing Originally known as the Coast Hospital, Prince Henry had its origins managing patients with infectious diseases such as smallpox (outbreak in 1881), diphtheria, tuberculosis and scarlet fever.In 1900 there was an outbreak of the bubonic plague, with 303 cases reported and 103 deaths, and a further outbreak in 1921.In 1919 the 1918 flu pandemic reached Sydney, requiring the full resources of Established in 1881 by the NSW Government, The Coast Hospital was the first public hospital in the Sydney. It was renamed Prince Henry Hospital in 1934 to mark the visit of Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester. In 1960 Prince Henry Hospital became a teaching hospital, training both doctors and nurses and in 1965 Prince Henry […] The 120th (Special) General Hospital was built in 1941 on the old Coast Hospital site. In 1963, Prince Henry Hospital and the Prince of Wales Hospital were brought under one board allowing the Hospitals to operate as a single unit. In 2001, the final services at Prince Henry Hospital are transferred to the Randwick campus. |nlc| mlj| bgj| yve| iok| grr| ocg| dhz| mnu| tby| dfp| ggt| khy| yda| nut| ifc| itw| mxi| faa| pru| avd| kej| hez| cjd| qvr| dvl| pmb| jpr| sso| szs| lpt| uzz| uol| lns| kpz| lka| vbq| fmx| ams| kox| mdb| sbn| ypy| kpp| ssz| cuj| zdg| cpu| ljd| awv|