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Why hospital wards are shaped the way they are, and who decided.
HistoryScience & nature
At Florence Nightingale Museum.
Nightingale's Notes on Hospitals set the pattern for the long, high, cross-ventilated ward that hospitals were built to for a century, and she argued it from mortality statistics rather than taste. The exhibition follows the argument forward to the people designing wards now, with interactives and case studies from around the world. Included with admission.
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