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Label: Palmer, Paul, Wellman, Frank, Scientific Control Systems (SCICON), Standing Postgraduate Committee (Teaching Hospitals Association), and King Edward's Hospital Fund for London
Label: 1975
Label: In this report the authors have been concerned with the effects of reorganisation on specialist postgraduate medicine in Greater London. It draws together and comments on the various functions and activities of the postgraduate hospitals. Part 1 reviews the past and present activities of the hospitals and institutes, and Part ...

Label: Wessex Regional Health Authority, Rice, John, and King Edward's Hospital Fund for London
Label: 1975
Label: Setting standards, measuring performance and programming remedial action are prime functions of management. They are not, however, those which are generally applied to feeding patients in hospitals. This account of a study undertaken into means of providing hospital management with such information will, it is hoped, be welcome at the ...

Label: King Edward's Hospital Fund for London, Millard, Graham, and McSwiney, Bryan A.
Label: 1975
Label: The first King's Fund report, 'Commissioning new hospital buildings', was published in 1966, and demand for it was such that it is now out of print. On the initiative of the King's Fund and with the encouragement of the Department of Health and Social Security, a working party was formed ...

Label: Elliot, James R. and King Edward's Hospital Fund for London
Label: 1975
Label: This book is about taking the drabness and regimentation out of long-term hospital care. It is not so much about attitudes as about how, in hundreds of small, practical ways, behaviour can be changed to make hospitals more human. The book is a joint effort between staff of the King's ...

Label: Calderhead, James, Architects Division (Department of Health and Social Security, Great Britain), and King Edward's Hospital Fund for London
Label: 1975
Label: This book is not a treatise on hospital planning and design, nor is it possible in a book of this size and scope to show a comprehensive and comparative catalogue of health buildings. It is intended to encourage good design and a greater awareness among those who have some part ...

Label: Raphael, Winifred and King Edward's Hospital Fund for London
Label: 1974
Label: The purpose of this survey was to undertake an exploratory enquiry on the views of both staff and patients about psychiatric departments in general hospitals, mainly in London and southern England. It does not attempt to be a comprehensive attitude survey. Fourteen departments were included in the survey; at the ...

Label: King Edward's Hospital Fund for London and Paine, Leslie
Label: 1974
Label: This account of ways and means of improving coordination of services for children and young people with learning difficulties is written especially for members and senior managers of the various authorities - health and welfare, statutory and voluntary - concerned with helping and caring for these people. It is essentially ...

Label: Morris, David and King Edward's Hospital Fund for London
Label: 1974
Label: The purposes of this report are: to indicate to those unfamiliar with hospital service statistics the nature and extent of the information available, to suggest methods of approach which may make the application of this information more profitable, and to attempt to rectify some of the misconceptions which have developed, ...

Label: King Edward's Hospital Fund for London, Young Volunteer Force Foundation, Hart, Linda, and Kettle, David
Label: 1974
Label: This experimental project took place in Newcastle upon Tyne to look at the health of elderly people. The aims of the project were: to develop experimental after-care and preventive medicine with patients, their friends and families; to help develop relationships that bridge the gap between family and friend and hospital ...

Label: Hughes, R. D. and King Edward's Hospital Fund for London
Label: 1974
Label: This survey of employee opinion was an innovation in the hospital field and so it is hoped that it will be of interest to a wider audience than just the London Hospital Group as some of the results have implications of more general interest. A small number of results from ...

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