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SBHB - Records of St Bartholomew's Hospital
AD - Almoners' Department
AR - Archives Department
CA - Catering Department
CD - Cardiology Department
CI - Curator of Instruments
CR - Patient Services and Medical Records (Central Registry) Department
CW - Clerk of the Works
DD - Dietetic Department
DI - Dispensary (Pharmacy)
EC - Electrical Department
EO - Estate Office
EY - Ophthalmic Department
HA - Administrative records
HB - Financial records
HC - Estates records
LD - Laundry Department
MC - Medical Committees and Medical Staffing, including the Medical Council
MO - Matron's Office and nursing training records
MP - Medical Illustration and Photography
MR - Medical records
MU - Pathology Museum
ON - Cancer Department
PA - Pathology Department records
PH - Physiotherapy Department
PY - (Radiation) Physics Department
RD - X-Ray and Radiotherapy Department
1 - Organisation of the department
2 - Equipment and apparatus
3 - Patients and treatments
4 - Staffing and training
5 - Supply and retention of radium
6 - Rules and regulations
7 - Articles and offprints on radiology and radiotherapy
8 - Proposals for centralising radiotherapy services with a regional centre at St Bartholomew's Hospital
9 - Radiographic Training
10 - History of the department
SA - Abernethian Society
SC - Cambridge Graduates' Club
SF - Fountain Club
SG - Nurses' Games Club
SN - Student Nurses' Association
SO - Steward's Office
SP - Paget Club
ST - Special Treatment Centre / Department for Genital Medicine / Department of Sexual Health
TA - Territorial Army Nursing Service 1st London General Hospital
TH - Operating Theatre Registers, 1928-1987
TN - Trained Nurses Institution
TR - Transfusion department
TS - Speech Therapy Department
WO - Works Department/Superintendent of Works
XT - Copies and extracts of archival material held elsewhere
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