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New District Hospital, Bradford (Thoracic Surgery)

Volume 729: debated on Monday 13 June 1966

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asked the Minister of Health what provision will be made at the proposed new district hospital in Bradford for thoracic surgery cases; how many beds will be allocated; and what estimate he has made of the prospects of obtaining the services of thoracic surgeons.

The present proposal is to provide about 60 beds, with supporting services, but this will be reviewed as planning progresses. The availability of thoracic surgeons for new units will depend on the training of younger men in the next few years. Training is under continuous review.