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ward. 1 In English history, see hundred hundred, in English history, a subdivision of a shire, first mentioned in the 10th cent. and surviving as a unit of local government into the 19th cent. It is thought that in origin the hundred comprised 100 geld hides, the geld hide being the basic Anglo-Saxon land 2 In law, see guardian and ward guardian and ward, in law. A guardian is someone who by appointment or by relationship has the care of a person or that person's property, or both. The protected individual, known as the ward, is considered legally incapable of acting for himself or herself; examples 3 In local government, see city government city government, political administration of urban areas.
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SANTA CLARITA -- Of the eight children battling cancer two years ago in a hospital ward with Mackenzie Maier, only the 4-year-old from Saugus survived. As she walks the halls of the hospital ward, she greets inmates, with "How are you? A web-based teaching tool known as the Virtual Health Environment (VHE) at ACU National University's North Sydney Campus is helping to equip undergraduate nursing students for the realities of the medical/surgical hospital ward. |
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