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They could go to a hospital to visit a patient. Or to receive urgent medical aid due to an accident - A&E, Accident and Emergency. Or to attend an appointment as an out patient. In the UK, there are no charges for receiving medical help, we pay National Insurance to ensure we get free medical help at the point of need.
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Do people go to the hospital for diabetes?
After they go to a funeral home
You want to volunteer at the hospital where do you sign up?
Go to the hospital you want o go at and ask the front desk if and when you can help. I am glad people care about the paitents in the hospital i do to!
Did Helen Keller go to see people in the hospital from war?
yes she did go to see people from the war.
Do people ever die after refusing to go to hospital?
Yes
What is with I'll go with rather than I'll go with you?
It depends on which part of the world you live in - in some places, people say "I'll go with you," and in other parts, they say "I'll go with." It's like some people say "in the hospital," and others say "in hospital."
How many people go to the hospital in north America per year?
438593
How many people go to the hospital yearly?
7,452,572 every year
How do you make people go to the hospital in smackdown vs raw 2011?
you will hit him on cell
Where do I go to get hospital training?
To get hospital training, you must go to the hospital which has this program, such as Northside Hospital. It will cost you about $1500, may be less or more, depend on the hospital.
Why a hospital has a name of Memorial hospital?
At least in the case of Memorial Hospital at Gulfport (Mississippi) the new hospital established there in 1946 jointly by the City of Gulfport and Harrison County was named in honor or memory of those who fought for the U.S.A. in World War II.
What did people go to hosptital for in ww1?
There were a lot of ailments that people went to the hospital for in WW1. A lot of these were war related injuries.
Why do people have to go to hospital?
Patients are admitted to the hospital for a variety of reasons, including scheduled tests, procedures, or surgery; emergency medical treatment; administration of medication; or to stabilize or monitor an existing medical condition.
