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general hospital
noun
a hospital not specializing in the treatment of particular illnesses or of patients of a particular sex or age group
Example Sentences
But Thaksin spent only hours in a jail cell before he complained of heart issues - and was later moved to a luxury wing of Thailand's Police General Hospital.
Despite more than four years of outpatient treatment at the Western General Hospital in Edinburgh and the local Macmillan centre in the Borders, Mr Owen's cancer had continued to spread.
Consultants eventually referred the grandfather for palliative care, firstly at home - where he was prescribed heavy dosages of morphine by the local health centre - and then at Borders General Hospital from 15 May 2023.
However, in 1980, he found himself auditioning for what was supposed to be a small, single-episode role on “General Hospital.”
Broadcaster ABC notes that the change kept the attention of viewers and contributed to the continuation of the show’s success, as spies and agents created complex and popular mystery storylines within the “General Hospital” universe.
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