Stoke Mandeville Hospital

Last updated 20 August 2007.

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Previous Names: Ministry of Pensions Hospital, Stoke Mandeville; Was first built as an Isolation Hospital - shown on 1900 OS Map.; Aylesbruy Isolation Hospital 1931 - 1937 Acquired as emergency hospital by War Office in 1939; District General Hospital from 1971; Spinal Injuries Unit completed 1983
Address: Mandeville Road, Aylesbury, HP21 8AL
Previous Locations: Old Stone Road
Current Trust: Stoke Mandeville Hospital NHS Trust (since 1994)
Foundation Year: 1900 (approximately)
Status: Open

Regional Board (1948-1974): Ministry of Pensions
Management Committee (1948-1974): Royal Buckinghamshire and Associated Hospitals
Regional Authority (1974-1982): Oxford
Regional Authority (Post-1982): Oxford
District Authority (1974-1982): Aylesbury and Milton Keynes
District Authority (Post-1982): Aylesbury Vale
Pre-1974 County: Buckinghamshire
Post-1974 County: Buckinghamshire
Post-1996 County: Buckinghamshire

Pre-1948: Isolation, Tuberculosis, Other
Pre-1948 information: OTHER: Head and spinal injuries. Emergency World War Two.
Post-1948: Acute, Maternity, Other
Post-1948 information: OTHER: Head and spinal injuries unit. Isolation and Long Stay

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