Manchester Area Health Authority (Teaching)

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Annual reports and Research Reports of the Central District.

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Manchester Area Health Authority (Teaching) was created in 1974 as the result of a major NHS reorganisation. It was divided into three sub-areas for North, Central and South Manchester. The Authority had overall responsibility for health services in the city of Manchester.

Archive Record|Table of contents

The Manchester Medical Collection: Sections 3-16MMC 3-16

Medical Practitioners in the North West RegionMMC/3

Local Medical HistoryMMC/4

Medical Education in ManchesterMMC/5

Lectures and ScholarshipsMMC/6

Professional Medical Societies in ManchesterMMC/7

Medical Charities in ManchesterMMC/8

Hospitals and related institutions in the Manchester areaMMC/9

Local Voluntary Hospitals Committee for the City of ManchesterMMC/9/1

Manchester Joint Hospitals Advisory BoardMMC/9/2

United Manchester HospitalsMMC/9/3

Salford Hospital GroupMMC/9/4

Manchester Area Health Authority (Teaching)MMC/9/5

The Manchester Royal Infirmary (M.R.I.)MMC/9/6

Salford Royal HospitalMMC/9/7

Ancoats HospitalMMC/9/8

Manchester Royal Children's Hospital, PendleburyMMC/9/9

St Mary's HospitalMMC/9/10

Manchester Southern HospitalMMC/9/11

Manchester Royal Eye HospitalMMC/9/12

Northern HospitalMMC/9/13

Hospital for IncurablesMMC/9/14

Manchester Ear HospitalMMC/9/15

St. John's Hospital of Manchester and Salford for the Ear and EyeMMC/9/16

Duchess of York HospitalMMC/9/17

Manchester and Salford Hospital for Diseases of the SkinMMC/9/18

Manchester Victoria Memorial Jewish HospitalMMC/9/19

Jewish Fresh Air HomeMMC/9/20

Manchester Hospital for ConsumptionMMC/9/21

Christie HospitalMMC/9/22

Holt Radium InstituteMMC/9/23

Manchester Foot HospitalMMC/9/24

St. Luke's Hospital (Lock Hospital)MMC/9/25

Stretford Memorial HospitalMMC/9/26

Urmston Cottage HospitalMMC/9/27

Eccles and Patricroft HospitalMMC/9/28

Dental Hospital and SchoolMMC/9/29

Provident DispensariesMMC/9/30

Chorlton-on-Medlock DispensaryMMC/9/31

Hulme DispensaryMMC/9/32

Greengate Dispensary and Open Air SchoolMMC/9/33

Lower Broughton Provident DispensaryMMC/9/34

Rusholme DispensaryMMC/9/35

Homeopathic HospitalsMMC/9/36

Wythenshawe HospitalMMC/9/37

Manchester School for the Deaf and Dumb including the Deaf and Dumb AsylumMMC/9/38

Henshaw's Institute for the BlindMMC/9/39

Springfield Hospital, CrumpsallMMC/9/40

Ashton-under-Lyne HospitalMMC/9/41

David Lewis Epileptic ColonyMMC/9/42

Barnes Convalescent HospitalMMC/9/43

Cheadle Royal HospitalMMC/9/44

Prestwich HospitalMMC/9/45

Monsall HospitalMMC/9/46

House of RecoveryMMC/9/47

Baguley HospitalMMC/9/48

Grangethorpe HospitalMMC/9/49

2nd Western General HospitalMMC/9/50

Davyhulme Military HospitalMMC/9/51

Barrowmore HospitalMMC/9/52

Crumpsall HospitalMMC/9/53

Withington Hospital (Chorlton Union Hospital)MMC/9/54

Booth Hall HospitalMMC/9/55

Park Hospital, Davyhulme [Trafford General Hospital]MMC/9/56

Hope HospitalMMC/9/57

Manchester Poor Law HospitalsMMC/9/58

Manchester Chronic Diseases HospitalMMC/9/59

Crossley (Star Hall) Hospital, Mitchell Street, AncoatsMMC/9/60

Private LaboratoriesMMC/9/61

Cholera HospitalsMMC/9/62

New Hall ClinicMMC/9/63

St Ann's HospiceMMC/9/64

Wrightington HospitalMMC/9/65

Alexandra HospitalMMC/9/66

Ladywell HospitalMMC/9/67

Free Foot Hospital and National School of ChiropodyMMC/9/68

Nursing in ManchesterMMC/10

National InsuranceMMC/11

Local Authority Public Health DocumentsMMC/12

Public Health Societies in Manchester and SalfordMMC/13

Public Health in Manchester and SalfordMMC/14

Diseases in Manchester and SalfordMMC/15

Former finding aidsMMC/16