Medical history, transactions, statistics and correspondence

Date:
1916-1917
Reference:
RAMC/728/2/3-7
Part of:
Royal Army Medical Corps Muniments Collection
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Medical history, transactions, statistics and correspondence. Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0). Source: Wellcome Collection.

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The original material is held at The Museum of Military Medicine.

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Description

Comprised of the following:

  • RAMC/728/2/3: Medical history of No. 26 General Hospital from mobilisation to 26th July 1916, 1916.
  • RAMC/728/2/4: Medical transactions during the second half of the year. With map of hospital grounds, 1916.
  • RAMC/728/2/5: Return of sick and wounded for the half-year ending 31 Dec 1916, 1916.
  • RAMC/728/2/6: File of statistics and comments on the hospital's work during 1917, 1917.
  • RAMC/728/2/7: Typescript copies of correspondence, Dec 1917, re presentation of a hut to the hospital, 1917.
  • Publication/Creation

    1916-1917

    Physical description

    1 file

    Notes

    Piece-level data moved to item record and piece records flagged for deletion in Sep 2025 by MB

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    No information available on copyright: the position will presumably vary from item to item, with copyright in official documents resting with the RAMC or other government department and that in personal memoirs remaining with the creator, his/her heirs or assigns.

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    Open and available by appointment at the Museum of Military Medicine. A digitised copy is available to view via the online catalogue on the Wellcome Collection website.

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