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What would you name new hospitals other than NHS Nightingale? (Upbeat thread)

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MasterBruceBalloon · 28/03/2020 22:34

I read all of these new 'field' hospitals will be called NHS Nightingale. What other names would be good?

How about NHS Cavill after Edith Cavill?

Please keep this thread upbeat and positive. Its meant to be a distraction and a chance to delve into the history of medicine and nursing for inspirational figures!!

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PhysaliaPhysalis · 28/03/2020 22:41

Yes to Cavell, also Seacole.

I like the story of Elizabeth Blackwell too - after moving from the UK to the USA she was admitted to university by mistake (theirs) and became the first woman in the USA to get a medical degree. She came first in her class Grin

Giggorata · 28/03/2020 22:42

Yes, Cavill is great. also Jex-Blake, Garret Anderson and Blackwell.

SoMuchToBits · 28/03/2020 22:46

We already have a Garrett Anderson Centre at our local hospital.

I would maybe call the hospital after that hand washing guy, Ignaz Semmelweiss.

Giggorata · 28/03/2020 22:52

Well..... one of my heroes is Joseph Bazalgette, who create£ the London sewer network.... a civil engineer rather than a medic, but he saved a lot of lives.

hellsbells99 · 28/03/2020 23:04

NHS Cradock after Lucy Cradock - the first woman doctor to practise in Liverpool

SE13Mummy · 28/03/2020 23:29

Seacole and Bazalgette would be my choices too, maybe with Snow as the third non-Nightingale hospital.

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