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The daily routine of a junior nurse at Cornwall Park’s National Women’s Hospital in 1963
The (slightly edited) memories of Karen Andersen Yates.
Memories of Cornwall Park Hospital – Part One
Part one of memories collected from former staff of Cornwall Park's hospitals: maternal care and cancer treatment.
The New Zealand Pioneer Who Changed Maternity Care
Mont Liggins: making one of the most important medical discoveries in New Zealand History
The Cartwright Inquiry
A Fortunate Outcome of the Unfortunate Experiment
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