Book ID: CBB235672870

Child Health in Scotland: A History of Glasgow's Royal Hospital for Sick Children (2016)

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Weaver, Lawrence T. (Author)
Hutchison, Iain (Author)
Nicolson, Malcolm (Author)


Scottish History Press


Publication Date: 2016
Physical Details: 336 pages
Language: English

First proposed in 1861, it took over twenty years for Glasgow's Hospital for Sick Children to finally receive its first patients. The hospital admitted children from across Scotland, but especially from west and the Hebrides. An outpatient Dispensary in Garnethill, and a Country Branch in then-rural Drumchapel, followed. In 1914, at the outbreak of the Great War, it moved to Yorkhill where some wards were immediately requisitioned for the treatment of wounded army officers. In 1965, just after the Queen Mother's had opened at Yorkhill as a new maternity hospital, the children's hospital was evacuated when severe structural faults were discovered. A new Royal Hospital for Sick Children opened in 1970. This book is a social history which not only traces changes in the practices of clinicians, nurses and professional carers, but reflects the experiences of children and parents in their historical context.

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Authors & Contributors
Porter, Margaret
Streuli, Jürg
Neil Macdonald
Gobet, Rita
Ferretti, Lucia
James P. Bowen
Journals
Medical History
Bulletin of the History of Medicine
Social Science History
Medizin, Gesellschaft, und Geschichte
Journal of the History of Sexuality
Journal of Historical Geography
Publishers
Routledge
University of Cambridge (United Kingdom)
University of Toronto Press
Septentrion
McGill-Queen's University Press
Cambridge University
Concepts
Children
Hospitals and clinics
Health
Psychiatric hospitals
Medicine
Public health
People
Hetherington, Hector James Wright, Sir
Call, Annie Payson
Time Periods
20th century
19th century
20th century, early
18th century
21st century
Places
Scotland
United States
Great Britain
Philadelphia, PA
Toronto (Ontario)
Zurich (Switzerland)
Institutions
National Health Service (Great Britain)
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