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*Several hospitals are featured in [[BFA]]: ''[[Project Twilight]]'', as the [[vampire]]s of [[the Forge]] were shown to be donating blood so as to placate the authorities and retain their government sanction. | *Several hospitals are featured in [[BFA]]: ''[[Project Twilight]]'', as the [[vampire]]s of [[the Forge]] were shown to be donating blood so as to placate the authorities and retain their government sanction. | ||
*[[Adam Mitchell]] underwent a surgical procedure to implant a microchip into his head on [[Floor 16]] of [[Satellite 5]]. It was implied that emergency facilities were located on other floors. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Long Game]]'') | *[[Adam Mitchell]] underwent a surgical procedure to implant a microchip into his head on [[Floor 16]] of [[Satellite 5]]. It was implied that emergency facilities were located on other floors. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Long Game]]'') | ||
*In [[1943]] [[Honoré Lechasseur]] had to spend extensive time in an unnamed hospital following injuries sustained in [[World War II]]. Whilst in that hospital, he was possibly attended by an unknown incarnation of [[the Doctor]] who helped him recover ([[TN]]: ''[[Cabinet of Light]]'') | *In [[1943]] [[Honoré Lechasseur]] had to spend extensive time in an unnamed hospital following injuries sustained in [[World War II]]. Whilst in that hospital, he was possibly attended by an unknown incarnation of [[the Doctor]] who helped him recover ([[TN]]: ''[[The Cabinet of Light]]'') | ||
*[[Mike Lyndon]] ended up in hospital after defending his home from burglars. His wife, [[Beth Halloran]] — an unwitting member of a [[Cell 114]] invasion force — later killed him in the same hospital. ([[TW]]: ''[[Sleeper]]''). | *[[Mike Lyndon]] ended up in hospital after defending his home from burglars. His wife, [[Beth Halloran]] — an unwitting member of a [[Cell 114]] invasion force — later killed him in the same hospital. ([[TW]]: ''[[Sleeper]]''). | ||
*[[Jackie Tyler]] ended up in hospital when she was mugged by an assailant who was attempting to steal her winning ticket for a "holiday" which would have turned her into a combatant in an [[alien]] [[war]]. Her stint in hospital ironically saved her life, as the mugger ended up being killed in the war in which she would have otherwise unwittingly participated ([[NSA]]: ''[[Winner Takes All]]'') | *[[Jackie Tyler]] ended up in hospital when she was mugged by an assailant who was attempting to steal her winning ticket for a "holiday" which would have turned her into a combatant in an [[alien]] [[war]]. Her stint in hospital ironically saved her life, as the mugger ended up being killed in the war in which she would have otherwise unwittingly participated ([[NSA]]: ''[[Winner Takes All]]'') | ||
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*Hospitals also played an important role in the lives of the [[Torchwood 3]] team. Immediately prior to joining [[Torchwood 3]], [[Gwen Cooper]] once chased [[Jack Harkness]] through a hospital that was being terrorized by a [[Weevil]]. In a part of the hospital that had been cleared of all personnel, she watched as Jack rendered the Weevil helpless with a mysterious spray. Following Jack out of the hospital, she watched as an unmarked SUV whisked Jack away. ([[TW]]: ''[[Everything Changes]]'') | *Hospitals also played an important role in the lives of the [[Torchwood 3]] team. Immediately prior to joining [[Torchwood 3]], [[Gwen Cooper]] once chased [[Jack Harkness]] through a hospital that was being terrorized by a [[Weevil]]. In a part of the hospital that had been cleared of all personnel, she watched as Jack rendered the Weevil helpless with a mysterious spray. Following Jack out of the hospital, she watched as an unmarked SUV whisked Jack away. ([[TW]]: ''[[Everything Changes]]'') | ||
*[[Owen Harper]] and [[Toshiko Sato]] once investigated a quarantined hospital in [[Cardiff]] which had mysteriously become overwhelmed by [[bubonic plague]] | *[[Owen Harper]] and [[Toshiko Sato]] once investigated a quarantined hospital in [[Cardiff]] which had mysteriously become overwhelmed by [[bubonic plague]], introduced by an alpha patient who had come through [[the Rift]] from the [[14th century]]. ([[TW]]: ''[[End of Days]]) | ||
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Hospital
Hospitals were places of work in which employees (including doctors, nurses and administrative staff) sought to heal temporary residents, damaged organic life called "patients". Perhaps because of the Doctor's outlook on life — not to mention his very name — many of the more important events in his life took place in hospitals.
The Doctor has sometimes expressed opinions about hospitals. In particular, the Eighth Doctor has expressed an aversion for hospitals, arising from his regeneration in [[Walker General Hospital] in San Fransisco. (EDA: Legacy of the Daleks and something else)
named
- Albion Hospital (DW: Aliens of London, World War Three, The Empty Child, The Doctor Dances, BFU: The Longest Night)
- Royal Hope Hospital (DW: Smith and Jones, Turn Left)
- New New York Hospital (DW: New Earth)
- Walker General Hospital (DW: Doctor Who (1996)
- St. Helen's Hospital, Cardiff. (TW: Children of Earth)
- St Teilo's Military Hospital (TW: To the Last Man)
- Ashbridge Cottage Hospital (DW: Spearhead from Space; MA: Who Killed Kennedy)
- St Gart's Hospital, Hex's place of employment when he meets the Seventh Doctor. (BFA: The Harvest)
- Charnage Hospital, northern France, used by The Forge to run a secret project to brainwash British soldiers into becoming more aggressive, and possibly time-sensitive. (BFA: No Man's Land)
- St. Nicholas' Hospital, the location of a boy named Daniel Francis Thompson. (The Sunday Times: "Deep and Dreamless Sleep")
- Wenley Hospital, where Spencer was cared for by Dr. Meredith. (DW: Doctor Who and the Silurians)
Mental Institutions
- Hawkswick Hall, North Yorkshire, a military mental hospital giving care to shell-shocked soldiers in the aftermath of their World War I service. (EDA: Casualties of War)
- an unnamed pychiatric hospital once inhabited by the Eighth Doctor (EDA: The Sleep of Reason)
- Bedlam Royal Hospital (DW: The Shakespeare Code)
- an unnamed mental hospital in (PDA: The Suns of Caresh) (Third Doctor)
- an unnamed psychiatric hospital in West Sussex to which Clement MacDonald was committed at some point following his initial encounter with the 456. (TW: Children of Earth)
Medical research facilities
- TW: Reset
- After becoming infected by the Swarm, the Fourth Doctor once sought medical assistance from the Bi-Al Foundation. There, he met Professor Marius, who gave the Doctor a farewell gift of K9 Mark I. (DW: The Invisible Enemy)
unnamed
- SJA: The Mark of the Berserker
- DW: Blink
- TW: Dead Man Walking
- From Out of the Rain
- A Day in the Death
- Immediately prior to joining Torchwood 3, Owen Harper and his fiancé, Katie Russell worked as junior doctors in an unnamed London hospital. Russell died in the same hospital because an alien had infiltrated her body. (TW: Fragments')
- the hospital at which Mae Harrison eventually made a full recovery, thanks to the Tenth Doctor. (TDL: The Pictures of Emptiness)
- There were hospiital facilities in the colony on Vulcan (DW: Power of the Daleks), on the moonbase (DW: The Moonbase) and on the Wheel (DW: The Wheel in Space), as well as on Bowie Base One (DW: The Waters of Mars).
- an unnamed hospital where Edgar Allen Poe dies (ST: "The True and Indisputable Facts in the Matter of the Ram's Skull" (First Doctor)
- The Daleks created hospital-like facilities called healing zones ostensibly for the treatment of the NFS plague, but actually for the breeding of a new Dalek army. (BFDE: The Survivors', The Demons, The Warriors, The Future)
- the hospital where The Moderator was murdered. (DWM: "The Moderator")
- there was a hospital at Snowglobe 6 filled with infected Gappa and visited by the Tenth Doctor and Donna Noble. (NSA: Snowglobe 7)
- Several hospitals are featured in BFA: Project Twilight, as the vampires of the Forge were shown to be donating blood so as to placate the authorities and retain their government sanction.
- Adam Mitchell underwent a surgical procedure to implant a microchip into his head on Floor 16 of Satellite 5. It was implied that emergency facilities were located on other floors. (DW: The Long Game)
- In 1943 Honoré Lechasseur had to spend extensive time in an unnamed hospital following injuries sustained in World War II. Whilst in that hospital, he was possibly attended by an unknown incarnation of the Doctor who helped him recover (TN: The Cabinet of Light)
- Mike Lyndon ended up in hospital after defending his home from burglars. His wife, Beth Halloran — an unwitting member of a Cell 114 invasion force — later killed him in the same hospital. (TW: Sleeper).
- Jackie Tyler ended up in hospital when she was mugged by an assailant who was attempting to steal her winning ticket for a "holiday" which would have turned her into a combatant in an alien war. Her stint in hospital ironically saved her life, as the mugger ended up being killed in the war in which she would have otherwise unwittingly participated (NSA: Winner Takes All)
- According to a soldier the Ninth Doctor met in 1914, Jack Harkness spent time in a hospital after sustaining a gunshot wound to the head during combat in World War I. The Doctor failed to explore exactly why Jack would have faked the need for a hospital. (IDW: The Forgotten)
- Hospitals also played an important role in the lives of the Torchwood 3 team. Immediately prior to joining Torchwood 3, Gwen Cooper once chased Jack Harkness through a hospital that was being terrorized by a Weevil. In a part of the hospital that had been cleared of all personnel, she watched as Jack rendered the Weevil helpless with a mysterious spray. Following Jack out of the hospital, she watched as an unmarked SUV whisked Jack away. (TW: Everything Changes)
- Owen Harper and Toshiko Sato once investigated a quarantined hospital in Cardiff which had mysteriously become overwhelmed by bubonic plague, introduced by an alpha patient who had come through the Rift from the 14th century. (TW: End of Days)
TARDIS
The Doctor's TARDIS itself is said to have its own hospital ward. (NA: Sanctuary)
UNIT
Various UNIT bases possessed at least rudimentary sick bays. The Doctor was taken to one immediately after his regeneration into his fourth body (DW: Robot), while Majenta Pryce and the Tenth Doctor would later examine mysteriously-aged patients at UNIT's underwater base in Australia. (DWM: "The Age of Ice")
fictional
Channel 400 on the planet Blinni-Gaar broadcast what was likely a soap opera set in the titular Ogron Hospital. (PDA: Prime Time)
Behind the Scenes
Real life hospitals have proven popular filming locations. Ford's Hospital and Lord Leycester Hospital (DW: The Shakespeare Code) St Anne's Hospital (DW: The Invasion of Time)
