Report Of The State Of The Hospital For The Recption Of Poor Married Women Lying-in

This report details the state of the NewcastleuponTyne Princess Mary Maternity Hospital, which was established in 1901 to provide care for poor married women during childbirth. The report includes statistics on the number of patients treated, the types of medical interventions used, and the outcomes of various treatments. It also provides a glimpse into the conditions faced by poor women in early 20th century England, highlighting the pressing need for improved healthcare access.

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