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Youngest Matron in Britain ? Helping to sort and pack toys for nearly 70 young patients
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Youngest Matron in Britain ? Helping to sort and pack toys for nearly 70 young patients
Youngest Matron in Britain ? Helping to sort and pack toys for nearly 70 young patients in her hospital is Martron Miss Veronica Mulligan of Darenth Park Hospital Dartford Kent. In her thirties it is believed she may be the youngest hospital matron in Britain - also in the picture are ( left ) assistant matron Mrs Roberta Hobbs (with Matron in the centre) and right, Sister Molly Woodley
12 December 1959
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In this heartwarming photo, we see the youngest matron in Britain, Miss Veronica Mulligan of Darenth Park Hospital in Dartford, Kent. With a compassionate spirit and dedication to her young patients, she is seen here sorting and packing toys for nearly 70 children under her care. At just thirty-something years old, Miss Mulligan is believed to be the youngest hospital matron in all of Britain. Her youthful energy and enthusiasm are evident as she works alongside her colleagues in ensuring that these young patients have a memorable Christmas season. Joining her in this noble endeavor are assistant matron Mrs Roberta Hobbs on the left and Sister Molly Woodley on the right. Together, they form a strong team committed to providing exceptional healthcare while also bringing joy and entertainment into the lives of their patients. This touching image captures not only their hard work but also their genuine love for nursing and caring for others. It serves as a reminder of the selfless individuals who dedicate themselves to improving lives within our healthcare system. Taken on December 12th, 1959, this photograph showcases an inspiring moment within the NHS's history—a testament to compassion and dedication that continues to define our healthcare professionals today.
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