# MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
411 Lennedy Town Hospital, 4 European Sisters and 2 Wardmasters.
On the 21st May 1891 the then Principal Civil Medical Officer reported "We are very deficient indeed in respect of nursing and as plague like typhoid is a disease which chiefly depends upon nursing the deficiency should be made good as soon as possible. We require in my opinion 4 trained wardmasters and 4 trained Sisters for the Kennedy Town Hospital one each for day and night duty. It is more and more difficult to get good servants for this infectious hospital and therefore it is essential that skilled English nurses should always be about to see that the subordinate staff are doing their work properly. Our staff of sisters at present only suffices for the needs of the Government Civil Hospital and so we cannot spare one for Kennedy Town Hospital".
The Governor regarding this as a most pressing want directed that provision should be made for it in the Estimates.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
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Lennedy Town Hospital, e Ruropean Sisters and 2 Wardmasters.
On the 21st. May 1801 the loting Principal Civil Medical Offic
cer reported "le are very deficient indeed in respect of nur-
sing and as plague like typhoid is a disease which chiefly
depends upon nursing the deficiency should be made good as
soon as possible. le require in my opinion E trained ward-
masters and & trained Sisters for the Kennedy Town Hospital
one each for day and night duty. It ie more and more difficult
to get good servants for this infectious hospital and there-
fore it is essential that skilled English nurses should al-
ways be about to see thas the subordinate staff are doing
their work properly. Our staff of sisters at present only
suffices for the needs of the Government Civil Hospital and
so we cannot spare one for Kennedy Town Rospital".
The Governor regarding this as a most pressing want
direated that provision should be made for it in the Estimates
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