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Nurse Maria Heasman prepares insulin injection for patient Nick Kimbdrell in the Queen's Self-Care Unit of Belleville General Hospital. The unit is a (...)
Nurse Maria Heasman prepares insulin injection for patient Nick Kimbdrell in the Queen's Self-Care Unit of Belleville General Hospital. The unit is a (...)

Nurse Maria Heasman prepares insulin injection for patient Nick Kimbdrell in the Queen's Self-Care Unit of Belleville General Hospital. The unit is a (...)

Date1/4/1972
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Original Toronto Star caption: Nurse Maria Heasman prepares insulin injection for patient Nick Kimbdrell in the Queen's Self-Care Unit of Belleville General Hospital. The unit is a motel owned by former hockey player Dave Kerr. It costs the hospital only $26 a day per patient. Cost of a hospital bed: $65. [Incomplete]
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0026266F
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