In 1879 she was
appointed matron
of the glasgow royal infirmary.
Between 1995 and october 1998 three matrons were employed and for a lengthy period the home was in the charge of an
acting matron.
Matron roles
will be taken up by 31 march 2002.
Community matron
posts were created in england last year.
Matrons in charge.
Matron of the workhouse, & the rev william b bransby is the chaplain.
We have
introduced 3,000 modern matrons
who we have placed at the center of the drive to reduce infections.
He said she " was not a
deputy matron
nor on the rota " .
The
hospital matron, sister eileen, met me at the convent.
Matron of honor.
We'll
put matron
back where she belongs: in charge.
Many of you will have heard about plans for '
modern matrons
' .
In addition, each boarding house has a
resident matron.
Matron of the home
since february 1983.
Although the theory behind
bringing back matron
might make interesting reading, in practice it will all probably end in tears.
His wife is an
assistant matron
in a boarding house.
John osborne told me that he wanted jill bennett to play the
school matron.
She never married and eventually
became matron
of a hospital in hong kong.
Death of miss m.w. millar a
former matron
at the royal hospital.
We will
give hospital matrons
the power to close down infected wards.
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