Regulations for Army medical services / War Office.

Date:
1894
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Credit: Regulations for Army medical services / War Office. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    General Hospital. Section II, Surg-eons on Probation. ^ 313. Surgeons on probation at the Army Medical School, Conform to Netley, will conform to the standing regulations of the J^^of school, and will also be guided by such instructions as school.0 they may receive from the Principal Medical Officer. 314. They will perform their duties in the wards under DutiVs in the supervision of the Professors of the school, and of the wards. medical officers of divisions, in general accordance with the instructions laid down in these regulations. 315. They will perform the duties of orderly medical Duty as officer under the instructions contained in these regulations. ord?.rly & medical Quartermaster Attached for Duty. officer. 316. The Quartermaster will prepare, submit, and initial Correspo Tr- ail returns, (other than those prepared by the registrar),and dence.t0 be requisitions for the signature of the Principal Medical Officer, su mitte except requisitions for current supplies. (See paragraph 259.) 317. He will take over, on behalf of the Principal Medi- Charge of cal Officer, the hospital buildings, quarters, out-offices buildings, and enclosures, and the hospital furniture, equipments, ^ulPmen^ and stores, as well as officers' quarters, barrack-rooms, or other accommodation provided for the Army Medical Staff, and the detachment of the Medical Staff Corps employed in the hospital. 318. He will be responsible to the Principal Medical custody of Officer for all stores and equipment held in hospital equipment, charge, for the custody and care of all hospital equipment, ^Jf^'8 and furniture, and utensils, for the custody and proper disposal stores. of articles of diet and extras and of medical comforts in the steward's stores, and for medicines, instruments, and appli- ances in the surgery and medical stores (see paragraph 262). 319. He will accompany the officer of theKoyal Engineers inspections, and the Officer in charge of Barracks at their in- spections of the hospital buildings and equipments. 320. He will prepare for the approval and signature of Assessment the Principal Medical Officer all information which may of damages be necessary to enable the Royal Engineer Officer and Engineers officer in charge of barracks at their inspections (under and Office i their respective regulations) to assess damages and de- ™^lck& °f liciencies against Corps whose sick have been treated in hospital, or against those connected with the hospital, as the case may be. 321. He will prepare assessments for all personal or Personal general charges against patients and others, or against charges for • i damages to corps, for losses and damages to equipment and stores, equipment by means of the Priced Vocabulary of Stores and the and stores. Personal Charge Book (Army Book 51), to enable the (m.r.) e