The British Interned in Switzerland
The British Interned in Switzerland
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The treatment of the Swiss doctors was quite equal to that which we find in a well-conducted auxiliary hospital at home, and the facilities offered the men to consult specia- lists were even greater than we often find to be the case at home.
Our soldiers are very well situated in all the camps, from the point of view of access to specialists. Berne, Lucerne, Montreux, and Lausanne contain most dis- MEDICAL TREATMENT 127 tinguished surgeons — many of them of international reputa- tion. Careful... inquiry proved to my satisfaction that when- ever really necessary a consultation was allowed. These consultations, as long as recommended by the Directing Medical Officer, were never charged to British officers or men. I questioned the medical officers as to the specialists recommended, and was satisfied they were well-known men. If officers desired to consult any special man other than the person recommended by the D. M. O. No objection is taken to it, and so long as the D. M. O. Thinks the consultation necessary, no charge is made for it.
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The treatment of the Swiss doctors was quite equal to that which we find in a well-conducted auxiliary hospital at home, and the facilities offered the men to consult specia- lists were even greater than we often find to be the case at home.
Our soldiers are very well situated in all the camps, from the point of view of access to specialists. Berne, Lucerne, Montreux, and Lausanne contain most dis- MEDICAL TREATMENT 127 tinguished surgeons — many of them of international reputa- tion. Careful... inquiry proved to my satisfaction that when- ever really necessary a consultation was allowed. These consultations, as long as recommended by the Directing Medical Officer, were never charged to British officers or men. I questioned the medical officers as to the specialists recommended, and was satisfied they were well-known men. If officers desired to consult any special man other than the person recommended by the D. M. O. No objection is taken to it, and so long as the D. M. O. Thinks the consultation necessary, no charge is made for it.
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