Rules for the government of the Leicester Infirmary and Fever House, open to the sick poor of any county or nation, established 1771.

Date:
1871
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Credit: Rules for the government of the Leicester Infirmary and Fever House, open to the sick poor of any county or nation, established 1771. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The Royal College of Surgeons of England. The original may be consulted at The Royal College of Surgeons of England.

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    5. Form of an Answer ivhen the Infirmary is full. Sir, I am to acqiiaint you, that A.Z. recommended by you for an In-patient, cannot yet be received into the Infirmary for want of room; but according to our Rules, is now entered on the books, and for the present made an Out-patient, and will be received into the House on the* vacancy. I am, Sir, Yours respectfully. Chairman. * It is to be expressed, whether on the first, second, third, or fourth vacancy. 6. Form of a Letter to he sent to the Recommender, when a Patient is regularly discharged. leicestek infirmary. Sir, I am to acquaint you, that A.Z. who was admitted an In (or Out) patient, on your recommendation, in pursuance of the Rules of this Infirmary, is this day discharged, after having been in the In- firmary (or, if an Out-patient, on our books) months, and has received [a cure, or relief, or is no better, mentioning whatever may be the circumstance]. I am, Sir, Your obedient servant, Secretary. 7. Form of a Notice to be sent to the Recommender, when a Patient is discharged for Irregularity or Non-attendance. leicester infirmary. Sir, The Committee, on examination, being fully assured of the irregular behaviour, or wilful non-attendance (if an Out-patient) of