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Hospital

Fulford Hospital

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Important information

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Details

Previous Names
Naburn Emergency Medical Services Hospital 1940-1948
Address
Naburn Lane, Fulford, York, YO1 4RH
Foundation Year
1954
Status
Closed (since 1983)

Administrative Authorities

Regional Board (1948-1974)
Leeds
Management Committee (1948-1974)
York (A) and Tadcaster
Regional Authority (1974-1982)
Yorkshire
Regional Authority (Post-1982)
Yorkshire
Pre-1974 County
East Riding of Yorkshire
Post-1974 County
North Yorkshire
Post-1996 County
Not applicable

Status

Pre-1948 information
MIL: Emergency Medical Services hospital built in grounds of Naburn Hospital
Post-1948
NHS
Post-1948 information
NHS: 1954 - 1976, 1983 - ?

Type

Pre-1948
Military, Other
Pre-1948 information
EMS 1940-1948
Post-1948
Acute, Geriatric, Mental, Other
Post-1948 information
GER: 1954 - 1979 Partly.
OTHER: 1954 - 1976 Gynaecology, dermatology.
AC: 1954-1976
MNT: temporary psychiatric 1976-1983

Other information

The Fulford and Maternity Hospitals were two hospitals, with separate nursing staffs, but sharing the same site and some facilities. They were created out of a war-time hutted hospital, formerly a military and later a prisoner of war hospital, which was handed back to the Ministry of Health in 1949. The Maternity Hospital succeeded Acomb Maternity Hospital. A short history of the hospital to be included in forthcmong guide to hospital records at the Borthwick Institute (in progress 1999) by K Webb

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