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NHS birthday focus on art of healthcare



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Published Date: 13 August 2008
A SERIES of exhibitions is taking place across the city to mark the NHS's 60th anniversary.
Capital hospitals are taking part in the art project, helped by Lothian Health Service Archives and the organisation Artlink.

Old photos and documents focusing on health care changes in 1948 are the theme of the displays. They are taking place until October in the Western General and Livingston's St John's Hospital, while the ERI's will be from October until December.





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