CO129-589-17 Evacuation of British families 14-1-1941 - 27-11-1941 — Page 87

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Dispensary Patients

11

37

Total cost

Average cost per patient

18.70 € 1.70

The laboratory work for the above patients was done by the

Benguet Laboratory. This service was given free to the Red Cross

by the Benguet Consolidated Mining Company.

Evacuees were accompanied by Red Cross nurses on the train

trips to and from Baguio. Those who needed further medical at-

tention on the trip to Australia were reported to the physician

in charge on the ship.

Dispensaries

Dispensaries and Diet Kitchens

Fort William McKinley and Manila Area

In this

At Fort William McKinley one building was used to provide

living quarters for the following classes: expectant mothers,

babies, small children, and those with minor illnesses.

building a dispensary was opened by an Army doctor, Captain

Donald M. Ward. The doctor was available for consultation

morning, afternoon, and for one hour during the evening.

Red Cross nurses and one Bureau of Health nurse were on day

duty, and two Red Cross nurses were assigned for night duty.

A Red Cross nurse of the volunteer group, supervised these

nurses.

Two

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