National Health Service Collection (page 3)

A little bit of sugar - and chocolate from Cleveland restaurant boss Vincent Serino (pictured with some of the kids) is helping the medicine go down with kids in the North Tees General Hospital

Diane Jackman of Stockton is the first patient on the new scanner at North Tees Hospital, with senior radiographer John Elliott. 30th June 1993

The Zetland and Breakers Clubs, of Redcar, jointly presented a cheque for £586
The Zetland and Breakers Clubs, of Redcar, jointly presented a cheque for £ 586.85 to Middlesbrough Maternity Hospitals social care baby unit

Actor Richard Wilson at an NHS demonstration in Trafalgar Square. 20th November 1993

Southport and Ormskirk Hospital NHS Trust, Town Lane, Kew, Southport, Merseyside, 5th July 1988

Nurses at the Coventry School of Nursing receiving their certificates after graduation from Matron Mrs C B Madden and Mrs E M Hibbs chairman of the Nurses Education Committee. 16th April 1969

Student nurse Anne Luce, Nurse Betty de Silva (glasses) and Sister Ruth Miller taking Emergency Patient (with Blood drip) across a busy road from one side of Cirencester Memorial Hospital to

Watford General hospital April 1998 - Heather Hunter was given TB jab injection with a dirty needle

Guys Hospital Extension costing £140 million, faces the axe by the Government. 1994
Guys Hospital Extension costing £ 140 million, faces the axe by the Government. 1994

St. Thomas Hospital in London October 1998

The Maudsley Hospital in South London, October 1999

St Helier Hospital at Carshalton in Surrey where emergency patients were removed out of a hospital ward for the filming of a episode of the television programme Hale and Pace. May 1997

Brompton Hospital 1995

Royal Marsden Hospital 1995

Southampton General Hospital April 1998

St Thomas Hospital Logo Sign 1996

The Maudsley Hospital in South London, November 1999

Southhampton University Hospital April 1998

The Maudsley Hospital in South London in November 1998

St Thomas Hospital Lambeth in London 1996

The Wellington Hospital Saint Johns Wood. 1996

Broadmoor Mental Hospital Prison Asylum Building May 1974

Royal Marsden Hospital front entrance 1995

Priory Hospital 1995

Guys Hospital London. August 1997

Watford General hospital April 1998. Heather Hunter was given TB jab injection with a dirty needle

NHS Doctors Surgery. Circa 1940

The National Hospital, London refurnished the out-patients waiting room in an effort to abolish " waiting-room blues" - now has fires, carpeted floor, armchairs and waitresses to serve tea

Walsgrave hospital, Coventry. Kidney patient Brenda Birch from Lillington, Leamington(centre) is pictured with staff nurse Angela Nee(left)

Nurses talk about the cost of meals for nurses at Gulson Road Hospital staff canteen, Coventry. Pupil nurse K. Jones(left), staff nurses S. Fox(centre) and S> E> N> Evelyn A

Three new coal-fuelled cost-saving boilers have been installed at Gulson Road Hospital, Coventry and are in the care of Mr Joseph Bryk

Exterior view of Gulson Road Hospital, Coventry. 9th September 1967

Its the Big D Show at Radio Walsgrave. Disc jockey Dave Stephenson(right) and technician Tom Wadrop set their record request programme rolling. Walsgrave hospital, Coventry. 14th July 1972

Interior view of one of the hutted wards at Keresley Hospital, Coventry. 26th September 1968

Staff at Coventrys Family Practitioner Committee show off the tee shirts chosen to mark todays 40th anniversary of the NHS. 4th July 1988

Nurses rejoice today following the announcement of their pay award. (l-r)Eileen Martin(24), Mindy Hindocha(22) and Gloria Noble(25) at Walsgrave Hospital, Coventry. 18th September 1974

Coventry & Warwickshire hospitals Orthopaedic nurses attending their prizegiving ceremony at the Post-Graduate Medical Centre, Stoney Stanton Road, Coventry. 29th August 1974

The Mental Health Unit at Walsgrave hospital, Coventry. 23rd September 1993

Male nurses at Walsgrave Hospital, Coventry. 22nd May 1974

Top orthopaedic nurse Lorraine Biggs with her graduation certificate at the Coventry and Warwickshire Hospital award ceremony where 34 certificates

Gamma camera in use at Walsgrave Hospital, Coventry. 9th June 1970

The new ante-natal clinic waiting area at Walsgrave Hospital, Coventry. 8th September 1989

The Hospital Sterilisation and Disinfection Unit (HSDU) at Walsgrave hospital, Coventry. Melanie Gray is one of 46 assistants who work in the unit in the basement of the hospital. 14th November 1994

The nurses home at Walsgrave hospital, Coventry. 7th October 1978

Richard Parham(right), assistant MD at Peugeot get help with the oversized cheque from Lord Guernsey(centre) and Bill Whatmore who is cancer ward appeal committee chairman at Walsgrave hospital

Babies milk bottles being taken out of the sterilising machine at the maternity unit at Walsgrave hospital. 19th June 1968

Student nurses who have completed the "Access to Nursing"
Student nurses who have completed the " Access to Nursing" course at Walsgrave hospital, Coventry. (from left) Amanda Lewis, Suzanne McTigue, Gaynor Slater, Wendy Holder

Whitley Hospital laundry, Coventry. 6th May 1966

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"Preserving Health and Healing: A Glimpse into the National Health Service" Step back in time to Ward C3 at Rubery Hill Hospital, Birmingham, on a sunny day of August 11th, 1969. The hospital nurse dons her warning jacket as she tends to patients with unwavering dedication. Meanwhile, outside the hospital walls, swimmers bask in the warm sun by the refreshing outdoor pool at Rubery Hill Hospital, and is a scene that speaks volumes about the NHS's commitment to holistic care and promoting well-being. Cast your gaze further back to Friday, August 30th, 1963 - an old-fashioned ward at Rubery Hill Hospital transports us to an era where compassionate healthcare was already thriving. Venturing beyond Birmingham's borders takes us to Montague Hospital in Mexborough, South Yorkshire. In this quaint tea room captured by artist Michael Walters in 1977, we witness moments of respite for both patients and staff alike – a testament to the NHS's recognition of human connection amidst medical care. Fast forward now to August 7th, 1990; Rubery Hill Hospital continues its legacy as a pillar of health services within its community. With each passing year comes progress and innovation while preserving compassion as their guiding principle. Delve into history once more – April 25th, 1957 marks another milestone for Rubery Hill Hospital with the inauguration of its ground floor mess hall. This new addition symbolizes not only nourishment but also camaraderie among those who dedicate their lives within these walls. Nether Edge Hospital in Sheffield beckons our attention next – here lies a special care unit designed exclusively for premature babies in 1969. The NHS recognizes that every life deserves utmost attention from inception itself. A glimpse into Rotherham Infirmary's computer room circa 1967 reveals how technology began intertwining with healthcare practices even then.