I. K. Brunel's crimean war hospital

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"Those wonderful huts..." (Florence Nightingale). This is the story of the British Civil Hospital, erected in 1855 at Renkioi on the south Dardanelles coast of Turkey. The spectacular hospital was a portable one designed by British engineer I. K. Brunel. It was his only health-related project, and it was known as a Civil Hospital because its staff were all civilians, despite its patients being military.

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Merridew, C. G. (2014). I. K. Brunel’s crimean war hospital. Anaesthesia and Intensive Care. Australian Society of Anaesthetists. https://doi.org/10.1177/0310057x1404201s02

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