Hospital ward
Art ART90370 First World War, 1914-1918Depicts a hospital ward scene with a patient being attended to und injected in the left foreground and a number of nurses and patients in the background of the image.

The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Sketch shows a ward at the prisoner of war hospital, Kokkinia, Greece and was drawn towards the end of 1941. Depicts a group of unidentified men wounded by gun-shots. Two of the men are in beds, one is in traction, whilst a third is standing with the aid of crutches after his leg was amputated. In the background a fourth patient can be seen being attended to by a medic. During earlier months more patients would have been bedded on the floor. Equipment and clothing were at a minimum.
Depicts a hospital ward scene with a patient being attended to und injected in the left foreground and a number of nurses and patients in the background of the image.

Kokkinia, Greece. Patients at the prisoner of war (POW) Hospital rest in their beds while being attended to medical staff. The medical staff were members of the 2/5th Australian General Hospital (AG

Australian Red Cross Superintendent Lorna Robinson supervises an occupational therapy session with two unidentified patients in a ward, probably in the British Commonwealth General Hospital in Kure, J
Drawings of activities inside a hospital: A patient is recieving a sponebath by a nurse, two nurses are shown cleaning the floor, two patients are depicted in bed, one is smoking a pipe. Verso: Newsp

Sister Dorothy Angell (back, right) and Sister Pamela Matenson (front, right), both members of the Australian Civilian Surgical/Medical Team, transporting a patient from the surgical suite to the ward

recto:Depicts two pencil sketches of tanks and men at Gilsy; verso: Depicts the interior of a surgical ward containing a long row of hospital beds and surgical equipment on a trolley.