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Staff of Rangoon General Hospital, incl Lily Mary McKenzie
Staff of Rangoon General Hospital, including Lily Mary McKenzie. Formal group of four rows. Reverse reads Rangoon General Hospital (circ 1918-20) Lily Mary McKenzie seated front row end Right-hand side. Date: circa 1918
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Britain British Nurse Nurses Medicine Formal Health Healthcare Including Lily Mckenzie Nursing Rangoon Reads Reverse Right Hand Rows Staff Treatment Wellbeing
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This evocative photograph captures the staff of Rangoon General Hospital in Myanmar (Burma) in a formal group setting, circa 1918. The image showcases four rows of dedicated medical professionals, primarily women, in their nursing uniforms, reflecting the significant role of British nurses in the British colonial healthcare system during this era. Among them is Lily Mary McKenzie, seated in the front row on the right-hand side. During the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the British Empire expanded its influence in Burma, bringing with it advanced medical knowledge and infrastructure. Hospitals like Rangoon General served as vital institutions for the treatment and care of the local population, as well as the British colonial community. The nurses in this photograph embody the spirit of dedication and compassion, providing essential medical services to those in need. Their uniforms, with their crisp white collars and cuffs, symbolize the professionalism and discipline that characterized the nursing profession during this time. Lily Mary McKenzie, a British nurse, stands out in this image, her presence a testament to the countless lives she touched during her tenure at Rangoon General Hospital. Her commitment to healthcare and wellbeing is a reminder of the invaluable contributions made by nurses throughout history, particularly during times of colonial expansion and global health crises. This photograph offers a unique glimpse into the past, providing insights into the people and institutions that shaped the medical landscape of Burma during the early 20th century.
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