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Running costs would be £5.5m per year. There were to be fifteen private patient beds, but only nine were eventually included in 1976. The entrance had a general shop, and bank branch. The kitchens would serve 1,500 meals per day. The main operating theatre suite, in the three-storey building, opened
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The design was agreed in January 1963. Phase 1 involved 115 in-patient beds, the outpatients, a single-storey A&E and X-ray, and Physical Medicine. The five-storey 72-bed maternity department would be built in this phase, but would be initially part of outpatients, until the whole hospital had
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The inauguration of construction work was performed on 11 June 1968, by the Earl of Ancaster, with four hundred guests. The construction work employed around 1,000 people. In 1968 it was estimated that the first phase would cost £3m, and the second phase would cost £3.3m. The hospital would cost
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An innovative way of managing hip fractures developed since May 2012, has seen the hospital recognised as the best in the country for treating patients with broken hips with 30 day mortality of 6% compared with a national average of 9% and an average length of stay of 11.6 days compared with a
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on 24 October 1976. There were 531 nursing staff. Staff from the London Road hospital moved by 21 November 1976. It took up to twelve months for all facilities to move to the new hospital from former hospitals. Furniture cost £731,000.
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It was originally hoped to have the full hospital opened during 1975, which was delayed to April or May in 1976, but by August 1976, the ten-storey main block hospital of the hospital was not scheduled to open until 5 September 1976.
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The hospital name was chosen at a meeting in September 1967 at Holbeach Hospital; this name was chosen, as a snappy title would save significant time over the telephone, and avoid confusion. Many other possible names were rejected.
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in 1932. The other departments were planned to open in early 1975. The design of phase 2 included a three-storey building with the School of Nursing on the second floor, and four operating theatres on the third floor.
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The first phase replaced Boston General Hospital, on South End, and Boston London Road Hospital. The casualty department at the general hospital was moved to the London Road Hospital in November 1967.
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The first part of the hospital opened on 9 March 1970 - when the outpatients, and X-ray department, moved from Boston General Hospital. The hospital labs opened on 2 March 1970, one week earlier.
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was built in Bath Gardens between 1874 and 1875. Additions included an outpatients' department completed in 1926, a nurses' home in 1934 and a maternity wing in 1936. The facility joined the
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The main part of the hospital consists of a ten-storey building. It has twenty wards and has a busy maternity unit. Just north of the building there is a helicopter landing pad, used by the
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The first hospital in Boston, Boston Cottage Hospital, opened in September 1872, in two small cottages on Stanbow Lane; it cost £200 a year, and treated around 50 people in the first year.
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Rogers, Sarah (2022). 'A Maker of Matrons'? A study of Eva Lückes's influence on a generation of nurse leaders:1880–1919' (Unpublished PhD thesis, University of Huddersfield, April 2022)
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Matron’s Annual Letter to Nurses, No.7, Matron's Annual Letter to Nurses, 1894–1916; RLHLH/N/7/2, No.7, February 1900, 20; Barts Health NHS Trust Archives and Museums, London.
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The £2.1 million medical education centre was built in late 1992 by Lindum Construction (for the Trent Regional Health Authority). It was later renovated by Taylor Pearson of
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Some 400 friction piles, driven 30 feet deep, were used for the construction of the main ten-storey block. The residential block was mostly complete by the end of 1968.
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The hospital has its origins in temporary premises which opened as the Boston Cottage Hospital in 1872. A purpose-built facility designed by
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raised concerns about the treatment of children in the emergency department, and about the early detection of critically ill patients.
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been later completed. The former maternity unit was at Boston General and Wyberton West (owned by the county council) hospitals.
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In May and June 1971, the A&E was short of medical staff overnight, so local GPs volunteered to staff the A&E at night.
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At the end of June 1971, the £3m contract for the second phase was awarded to F. G. Minter, of London; Minter had built the BBC
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There would be residential accommodation for around 150 nursing staff, to the north of the site, costing around £150,000.
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Kathleen Disney, Register of Sisters and Nurses; RLHLH/N/4/1, 99; Barts Health NHS Trust Archives and Museums, London
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Louisa Pauline Lessey, 1897–1899. Prior to her before her promotion Lessey was charge nurse between 1894 and 1897.
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The maternity unit opened on 19 November 1970, with the first birth being a C-section of a woman from Spalding.
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on 23 June 1977, arriving by helicopter at 2.15pm at Boston High School. The chief constable of
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of Lincolnshire is covered by this hospital, being the county's second largest hospital after
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The boiler house, the first section to be built, had three boilers, with a 165-ft chimney.
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Following a design competition held in 1961, a completely new building was designed by the
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The ceremony was attended by the architect, George Grenfell-Baines, and the
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Around 23 student nurses joined the Boston School of Nursing, each year.
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ran the original cottage hospital in Boston for over fifteen years.
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also attended. There was a short service by the Bishop of Grantham.
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The bus service to the hospital, in March 1970, was not adequate.
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The first main phase of the new hospital, named after the town's
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In 2010, the Energy Centre was overhauled. Cofely (part of
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In June 2011 a £2.5 million renovation began on the
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United Lincolnshire Hospitals NHS Trust

Pilgrim Hospital is located in Lincolnshire
Sibsey
Boston
Coordinates
52°59′28″N 0°00′35″W / 52.99105°N 0.00978°W / 52.99105; -0.00978
Care system
Funding
Government hospital
Type
District General
Emergency department
www.ulh.nhs.uk
Hospitals in England
Lincolnshire
A16
Boston
A52
Greenwich Meridian
Boston High School
fenland area
Lincoln County Hospital
United Lincolnshire Hospitals NHS Trust

William Henry Wheeler
National Health Service
Building Design Partnership
Sir George Grenfell-Baines
Shepherd Building Group

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