The foundation and development of<unk> es in<unk> , England, was notable during the nineteenth century. These organisations were intended to care for sick people and were a consequence of the rapid population growth, expansion in area and public health issues experienced by the city as it industrialised. The<unk>  Infirmary (MR) medical charity – then based in Piccadilly,<unk>  — was struggling to cope with the rapid expansion of the city of<unk>  by the early 1800s. The population was increasing significantly and was spreading widely into new industrial and residential suburbs, making it impractical for the hospital to expand its system of home visits for the care and treatment of patients. There was a proposal that branches should be established in outlying areas but, instead, those areas acquired independent facilities.
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