Middlesex Infirmary

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Middlesex Infirmary was the original name of what became Middlesex Hospital, a historic London medical institution that served patients from the 18th century until its closure in the early 21st century.

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Middlesex Infirmary canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf hospital
medical institution
affiliation University College London
country United Kingdom
United Kingdom
demolished 2008
dissolved 2005
era 18th century
18th century
19th century
19th century
20th century
early 21st century
foundedAs charitable infirmary
hasFormerName Middlesex Infirmary
healthcareSystem National Health Service
voluntary sector (pre-NHS)
heritage historic London hospital
inception 1745
1745
laterIntegratedInto National Health Service
locatedIn City of Westminster
City of Westminster
England
England
Fitzrovia
Fitzrovia
London
linked to: London, England

London
linked to: London, England
location Mortimer Street, London
linked to: Mortimer Street
managedBy University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
notableFor cancer treatment services
early voluntary hospital care in London
teaching hospital role
operatedAs voluntary hospital
originalNameOf Middlesex Hospital
partOf history of Middlesex Hospital
reorganizedAs Middlesex Hospital
replacedBy University College Hospital (new building)
servedPopulation Greater London
poor patients
residents of London
speciality dermatology
general hospital services
general medicine
obstetrics and gynaecology
oncology
radiotherapy
surgery
urology
successor Middlesex Hospital

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Middlesex Hospital originalName Middlesex Infirmary
Middlesex Hospital hasFormerName Middlesex Infirmary
subject linked to: Middlesex Infirmary