The hospital was able to invest in outpatient facilities at Broad Street and inpatient facilities at The Woodlands, alongside other convalescent services.
During this period, there were four surgeons undertaking regular operating lists at the hospital; the most famous of which was Mr Naughton Dunn. Mr Dunn was taught by prominent orthopaedic surgeon, Sir Robert Jones, and he helped to provide orthopaedic treatment to military patients during WW1.
Mr Dunn is most renowned for developing a method of fusing paralysed feet during this time, which was used all over the world for many years afterwards.