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Chester le Street Hospital

Reference: H/CS Catalogue Title: Chester le Street Hospital Area: Catalogue Category: Public Records Description:

Covering Dates: 1948-1966

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Chester le Street Hospital

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H/CS Chester le Street Hospital (Ref: H/CS)

It is unclear which hospital in Chester le Street generated these records, as both registers contain records of infectious and non-infectious diseases. They were found in the former general hospital.

The pages in the hospital register [H/CS 1] are headed 'Chester le Street Joint Hospital Board', but this organisation ceased to exist at the commencement of the National Health Service in 1948, the starting date in the register.

Registers (Ref: H/CS)Ref: H/CS 1

Hospital register, 10 January 1948 - 27 January 1950 Includes general admissions and infectious diseases Includes date of admission and discharge, name, address and age of patient, type of illness, name of doctor

(1 volume)

Ref: H/CS 2

Register of occupied beds in hospital, April 1954 - October 1966 Includes general admissions and infectious diseases Provides statistical information on diseases per month and detailed information on patients who died, including name, date of admission, date and cause of death, age, indication on whether relatives present/not present

(1 volume)

Instructions (Ref: H/CS)Ref: H/CS 3

Memoranda to hospital staff to remind them to keep track of various infectious diseases for statistical use, n.d. [c.1948] Previously enclosed in H/CS 2

(3 papers)

Ref: H/CS 4

Instruction to hospital nurses to obtain information from doctors as to what type of Poliomyelitis a given patient is suffering from, to facilitate decision on whether patients are best treated in the hospital in Sheriff Hill or Shotley Bridge: every case of Poliomyelitis must be referred to Matron or Sister Newman, n.d. [c.1948] Previously enclosed in H/CS 1

(1 paper, printed)