“…Level of description: Item; Series: 487.1.1: Brieven van Gustave Bazin"…”

“…Level of description: Item; Series: 487.1.1: Brieven van Gustave Bazin"…”

“…Level of description: Item; Series: 487.1.1: Brieven van Gustave Bazin"…”

“…Participation associative active/Actieve deelnemers: AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL, ARKOC, AMIS des GRANDS LACS, ASSOC DES BURKINABE DE BELGIQUE, ASSOC DES ECRIVAINS BELGES, BRUXELLES MA VILLE, ASSOCIATION DU QUARTIER LEOPOLD, CAAD, CENTRE AFRICAIN PROMOTION SANTE, CENTRE D’ACTION SOCIALE ITALIEN, CIEJ, CITIZEN BRAIN ASBL, CNCD-COMITE LOCAL 11.11.11 IXL, COMITE CHANP DE MARS, COMITE CITE, COSMOPOLIS – VUB, CYBER 53, DYNAMO INTERNATIONAL, ESPACE IMPULSE & HODARI et UPENDO ASBL, GRACQ IXELLES, ELZENHOF, ICHEC COOPERATION INT. …”

“…The system should provide for a certain amount of specialisation in the following way : The General Hospitals should be associated in groups, so that only one hospital out of a group of three or four would admit, say, skin cases, or eye cases ; perhaps only one hospital in each Region would undertake rare specialised treatment such as plastic surgery or brain surgery. Thus, whilst in the main the Divisional Hospitals would be General Hospitals, specialised units would be included in them, 15 36/H24/40…”

“…" There has been some useful work done by the Industrial Health Research Board on efficiency in relation to lighting. If you want to bring up to the level of good workers, those not quite so good, probably the most important thing to give them is a really good light. …”

“…It is for that reason I urge upon all workers the importance of bringing technically qualified people on to Health and Safety Committees. …”

“…There is one interesting point that I should like to bring out. In the boilermaking trade conditions are very primitive indeed. …”

“…One of the worst indictments we can bring against this Government is the present state of the health services. …”

“…Add flour and stir for a few minutes over low light. Pour in water and bring to boil. Stir in minced meat and add salt. …”

“…[P. 107] The continuing shortage of institutional accommodation impeded the segregation of infective patients from their home contacts, and, although measures were being taken to bring modern treatment into the homes of patients, it was difficult there to enforce the necessary isolation, and so many of the - 4 - 292/847/5/38…”

“…If you have been working indoors all day, a quarter of an hour's walk in the open air before bedtime may give you a pleasant feeling of mental relaxation that will quickly bring on sleep. Some people are helped by a hot bath, others by a hot drink (but not tea or coffee), just before going to bed. …”

“…When boiling vegetables use only just enough water to cover them. Bring the water to the boil and add salt before you put the vegetables in. …”

“…The mother has a very great responsibility, and bringing up and caring for a child call for endless patience. …”

“…Many of the older buildings will require a good deal of remodelling to bring them up to the standard of a well-appointed General Hospital, but the cost will be small compared with new construction. …”

“…Not less than six and a-quarter hours are allowed for meals, bringing the maximum hours worked to 59¾. The average number of hours worked per week on both day and night duty is 56. …”

“…It is known for example that on many occasions the consultant surgeons in voluntary hospitals have to bring their own surgical instruments for many and not even special operations. …”

“…Unfortunately it had taken a great war to bring it into prominence and now a limited number of people in the medical profession were supporters of rehabilitation. …”

“…There could be no doubt that there was a very great responsibility in all schemes for housing, water, sanitation, sewerage etc. but there was an enormous amount of work to be done in a medical service also. It was essential to bring together what were technically known as the "preventive services". …”

“…" (21) There can be no doubt at all in the eyes of any unprejudiced observer that the newly registered doctor of to-day finds himself gravely handicapped by the fact that the General Medical Council has failed to bring within his reach a system of instruction calculated adequately to fit him for his work. (22) The precise remedies needed cannot yet be ascertained in detail, but the Union has issued a separate memorandum on the steps immediately necessary. …”