Who built Glasgow Royal Infirmary?

Glasgow Royal Infirmary is situated on Castle Street, in Glasgow and is located next to Glasgow Cathedral, the Necropolis and the University of Strathclyde. The original hospital was built between 1792 and 1794 by James Adam (1732-94) and was the sixth such infirmary hospital in Scotland.

What is Ward 62 in Glasgow Royal Infirmary?

The Orthopaedic Unit, Ward 62 in Glasgow Royal Infirmary has 17 Consultants caring out a varied range of specialist surgeries for fractures/injuries and elective orthopaedic surgery for the North of Glasgow.

Where is Ward 47 in Glasgow Royal Infirmary?

Location: Ward 47 or Ward 49 (tick as appropriate), Canniesburn Plastic Surgery Unit, 2nd Floor, Jubilee Building, Glasgow Royal Infirmary, G4 0SF.

When was Glasgow Royal Infirmary built?

1794Glasgow Royal Infirmary / Founded

What is Ward 46 in Glasgow Royal Infirmary?

Glasgow Royal Infirmary. The purpose of ward 46 is to provide highly specialised nursing care for the patients admitted within the ward.

What is Ward 19 Glasgow infirmary?

medicine for the elderly
ward 18/19 (medicine for the elderly) ward 20/21 (medicine for the elderly) ward 27 (orthopaedic rehabilitation), and. ward 30 (medicine for the elderly).

What is Ward 46 Glasgow infirmary?

The purpose of ward 46 is to provide highly specialised nursing care for the patients admitted within the ward. The ward admits adult acute medical patients on a short stay basis and adult head injury patients directly from A&E department, ICU or Neurological institute at Queen Elizabeth University Hospital.

What is Ward 8 in Glasgow Royal Infirmary?

Ward 8 is a female ward with 18 beds and ward 9 has 19 beds for male patients. The average length of stay for patients in these wards is 5- 6 days. Patients admitted to these wards will have gastro enterology conditions or have liver disease, or a combination of both.

How many beds does Glasgow Royal Infirmary have?

1,077Glasgow Royal Infirmary / Number of beds

What is Ward 30 for in Glasgow Royal Infirmary?

ward 30 (medicine for the elderly) ward 38 (medicine for the elderly) ward 43 (cardiology), and. ward 64 (general surgery).

What is Yorkhill Hospital called now?

Yorkhill Hospital is now open at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital site.

Why did Yorkhill hospital close?

After services transferred to the new Royal Hospital for Children in Govan, the hospital at Yorkhill closed as a children’s facility on 10 June 2015. The hospital building reopened as the West Glasgow Ambulatory Care Hospital on 4 December 2015.

What’s new at the Glasgow Royal Infirmary?

The New Buildings (post-1974) at the Glasgow Royal Infirmary, viewed from the Necropolis. The Queen Elizabeth Building, completed in 1981, is in the foreground. The newer Princess Royal Maternity Hospital, opened in 2001, is just behind and to the right. The University Teaching Block is on the left hand side, adjoining the 1981 building.

Who was the architect of the Royal Infirmary Glasgow?

A detached block to the north-east of the main building designed as a fever hospital was built in 1828-9, designed by George Murray, architect. View of the Royal Infirmary from the north west, with the fever hospital to the left. Reproduced from M. S. Buchanan, The History of Glasgow Royal Infirmary…, 1832.

Where did Lister work in Glasgow?

Home > Exhibitions > Lister’s Glasgow > Lister and the Glasgow Royal Infirmary On his arrival in Glasgow in 1860, Lister took up the position of Professor of Surgery at the University of Glasgow, but did not start working as a surgeon at the Royal Infirmary until a year later.

Who was the first manager of the Glasgow Infirmary?

The infirmary was built beside Glasgow Cathedral on land that held the ruins of the Bishop’s Castle, which dated from at least the 13th century but had been allowed to fall into disrepair. George Jardine, Professor of Logic, was appointed the first manager in January 1793.