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Anglian regiments and Air Force personnel serving in the Far East, Ely hospital became a unit which specialised in tropical diseases. The hospital also had a maxillo-facial unit which opened in June 1942, the first ever in an RAF Hospital, and was staffed by a dental officer who had been specially trained in that area. Selected staff attended the emergency medical section at
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Brampton, Coltishall, Honington, Marham, Swanton Morley, West Raynham, Wattisham, and Wyton, it stayed open until 1992, (though the RAF hospitals at Halton and Wroughton survived
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hospitals; both female and male nurses would enlist doing six-weeks basic training at RAF Halton camp (not the hospital), and then move to Ely or
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Hospital, in Ely), and had an accident and emergency unit which was opened in 1963. In 1973, the hospital treated 31,000 outpatients, and 6,000 inpatients, of which, at least 30% were civilian patients. In September 1977, the hospital was given the
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