Providing medical care and the first general hospitals serving poor working residents of East Norfolk and Yarmouth. (360G-Wellcome-068539_Z_02_B)

Thesis title: Providing medical care and the first General hospitals serving poor working residents of East Norfolk and Yarmouth This section will make use of material never available to researchers before and their investigation will produce answers on the following : The development and provision of medical care and hospitals for East Norfolk and Yarmouth's working poor, key questions answered will include - Who promoted hospitals and why did they do this? How did they achieve their aims? Who provided medical care and how was this applied to patients? What were the costs and how was such an establishment administered. If time permits the reaons behind enlargement development and rebuilding Yarmouth's General Hospital will be considered. Finally if considered appropriate the impact and working role of Yarmouth military hospitals including the Royal Naval Hospital will be investigated. Nothing has been written and published on any of these Yarmouth topics and original early documents now in my archive have never been available or used for research. So the final book will provide a new contribution to Norfolk's history. The final conclusion should chart progress and development in medical care for poor working people in Norfolk and the development of General Hospital over several centuries. Key issues and points will be made from material never used before and this will contribute to a wider range of knowledge.