Hyde A
Health Soc Serv J. 1979 Nov 16;89(4668):1476-8.
Last week, 70 wheelchair-bound ex-patients occupied Stoke Mandeville Hospital in protest against proposed cuts which would further restrict the work of its famous Spinal Injuries Unit. Although the unit's achievements in treatment and rehabilitation are considerable, lack of funds have caused it to fall behind in the last ten years. The staff are distressed because they can no longer offer help to enough patients, as Alison Hyde found when she visited the unit.
上周，70名坐轮椅的康复患者占据了斯托克曼德维尔医院，抗议拟议中的削减措施，这些措施将进一步限制该医院著名的脊髓损伤治疗中心的工作。尽管该中心在治疗和康复方面取得了显著成就，但资金短缺使其在过去十年里有所落后。工作人员们感到很苦恼，因为他们无法再为足够多的患者提供帮助，艾莉森·海德参观该中心时就发现了这一点。
