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| | About the Department of Surgery |
 | | The TQEH Department of Surgery is headed by Professor Guy Maddern at The Queen Elizabeth Hospital, a 400-bed teaching hospital of the University of Adelaide. | | | The University Department at the Royal Adelaide Hospital is a multifaceted department, with strong interests in clinical care of patients, clinical research through clinical trials, and basic science research, which is funded predominantly by grants from bodies such as the Anti-Cancer Foundation and the National Health and Medical Research Council. | | | Professor Glyn Jamieson is the Chairman of the University Department of Surgery at The Queen Elizabeth and Royal Adelaide Hospitals, and is also Head of the Oesophagogastric Surgical Unit at the Royal Adelaide Hospital. |
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| | The preparation and stability of a liquid olanzapine preparation for oral administration in hospitals |
| | Ms Harvey is a clinical scientist at the medical toxicology unit of Guy's and St Thomas's hospital trust, where Dr Flanagan is consultant clinical scientist, and at the Maudsley hospital, London, where Mr Taylor is chief pharmacist. | | | Preparation of olanzapine suspension (1mg/ml) Zyprexa tablets (3 x 10mg) were halved and then crushed using a mortar and pestle and the powder suspended in 30ml Guy's hospital formula base for paediatric mixtures (paediatric base), a syrup-based mixture containing carboxymethylcellulose BP, methylhydroxybenzoate BP and propylhydroxybenzoate BP. | | | In order to establish whether this suspension in paediatric base might be suitable for hospital use, we have assessed the stability of olanzapine in this medium at 28C in half-empty bottles over 21 days using high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC). |
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http://www.pharmj.com/Editorial/20000819/papers/olanzapine.html
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| | LifeFlight Press Release |
| | As part of this unique partnership, Vanderbilt’s Dr. Jeffrey Guy, assistant professor of Surgery in the division of Trauma and Surgical Critical Care, along with other members from the Vanderbilt Trauma Unit, will observe a field exercise involving the 86th Combat Support Hospital. | | | Media will have the opportunity to observe a field surgical exercise (actual surgery to be performed, currently scheduled are a hernia repair operation, and an excisional biopsy) at the Fort Campbell's Blanchfield Army Community Hospital. | | | The combat hospital soldiers will be performing clinical rotations at Vanderbilt’s Trauma Unit, Burn Intensive Care Unit, Operating Suites, and Radiology. |
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| | Princeton - News - Clippings Oct 28 to Nov 11 1998 |
| | Here's the background: he's hailed as one of the most prominent architects in the world, noted alternately as the founder of post-modernist architecture and the guy who also designed a kettle in the guise of Mickey Mouse. | | | The operation of experimental equipment at Princeton University, the largest of its kind in that country, has been halted, and only lesser-sized equipment is kept in operation for basic experiments. | | | The activity reflects good marketing practices: All are competing for a generation of top students with little patience for the dingy bedrooms and airless lecture halls that satisfied their parents. |
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http://www.princeton.edu/pr/news/98/c/1111-clips.htm
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| | Section of General Hospital Psychiatry, Division of Psychological Medicine, Guy's, King's and St Thomas' School of Medicine and Dentistry, London | | | Section of Neurobiology of Mood Disorders, Division of Psychological Medicine, Institute of Psychiatry, and Affective Disorders Unit, Maudsley Hospital, London | | | Correspondence: Dr Anthony Cleare, Department of Psychological Medicine, King's College School of Medicine and Dentistry and the Institute of Psychiatry, Weston Education Centre, Cutcombe Road, London SE5 9RJ, UK. |
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http://www.immunesupport.com/library/print.cfm?ID=5342
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| | DVM Newsmakers: An animal planet emergency vet's Robert Taylor says story of modern veterinary medicine must be told - DVM |
| | In an exclusive interview with DVM Newsmagazine, Taylor, diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Surgeons and chief of staff at Alameda East Veterinary Hospital in Denver, a 24-doctor practice, talked about his experiences in veterinary medicine and work in television and with the media. | | | He's still that guy on Animal Planet's hit reality show "Emergency Vets" that now boasts of 125 million viewers worldwide. | | | Take the message out The philosophy applies to veterinary medicine in general. |
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http://www.dvmnewsmagazine.com/dvm/article/articleDetail.jsp?id=168465
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| | MyDD :: Bill Frist, Insider Trader? |
| | Being a physician is evidently a hobby/resume padder for this guy, legitimizing his opinion on medical matters when his REAL interest is corporate medicine. | | | How much influence was Frist able to exert as Majority Leader, or simply as a senator, on legislation that would advance the cause of health care and hospital corporations, with HCA specifically in mind? | | | The sales, which included moves by Hospital Corporation of America's chief executive, treasurer, senior vice president for government programs and several directors, were among the largest insider selloffs analysts had seen, LoPresti said. |
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http://zephyr-teachout.mydd.com/story/2005/9/20/224244/489
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| | Библиотека Luksian key Calendar: World's famous dates. |
| | 1747 The first clinic specializing in the treatment of venereal diseases was opened at London Dock Hospital, England. | | | 1922 Leonard Thompson became the first person to be successfully treated with insulin, at Toronto General Hospital. | | | 1606 The executions of Winter, Rockwood, Keys, and Guy Fawkes, the Gunpowder Conspirators, took place in London, England. |
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http://lib.luksian.com/texte/encndict/005
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| | On-This-Day.com - January 31 |
| | 1606 - Guy Fawkes was executed after being convicted for his role in the "Gunpowder Plot" against the English Parliament and King James I. 1747 - The first clinic specializing in the treatment of venereal diseases was opened at London Dock Hospital. |
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http://www.on-this-day.com/onthisday/thedays/alldays/jan31.htm
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| | Positron Emission Tomography Laboratory |
| | The Clinical PET Centre of Guy's and St. Thomas' Hospital | | | Anna-Liisa Brownell, Ph.D. Physics Research, Edwards-5 Massachusetts General Hospital Boston, MA 02114 USA phone: (617) 726-3807 email: ABrownell@Partners.org |
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http://neurosurgery.mgh.harvard.edu/pet-hp.htm
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| | Blind, Stupid and Desperate - Watford FC site - 01/02 - Reports |
| | Historical events: Guy Fawkes was executed after being convicted for his role in the "Gunpowder Plot" against the English Parliament and King James I (1606), The first clinic specializing in the treatment of venereal diseases was opened at London Dock Hospital (1747), The radio show "The Green Hornet" debuted in the USA (1936) | | | Saint of the day: Saint Giovanni "Don" Bosco brought shelter and education to the street urchins of 19th Century Turin. |
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http://www.bsad.org/0102/reports/pne/apfact.html
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| | Today as part of the Guys and St Thomas Hospital Trust, the Dental Hospital and School benefits from access to all the facilities and expertise of two great teaching hospitals and is a major contributor to the standing of the United Medical and Dental Schools. | | | Guys is being developed as a centre for patients who visit hospital for non-emergency health care. | | | With the formation of the Guys and St. Thomas Hospital Trust, the Guys Department of Dermatology also merged with St. Johns. |
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http://www.claphamhealth.org.uk/Documents/sthguide.doc
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| | AIM25: King's College London College Archives: BABINGTON, William (1756-1833) |
| | Scope and content/abstract : Papers relating to William Babington, comprising four manuscript volumes of notes on lectures taken by unidentified writers, titled 'Babington's Lectures' (on chemistry); 'Babington's chemistry'; 'Lectures on therapeutics delivered at Guy's Hospital by William Babington MD, 1796'; 'Lectures on the materia medica delivered at Guy's Hospital by William Babington M D, 1796'. | | | His son, Benjamin Guy Babington was also also physician to Guy's Hospital, and one of his daughters married the eminent physician, Dr. Richard Bright. | | | as delivered in the medical school of Guy's Hospital, William Babington and James Curry, London,1802-1806; A syllabus of a course of chemical lectures read at Guy's Hospital William Babington, Alexander Marcet, and William Allen,... |
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http://www.aim25.ac.uk/cats/6/7400.htm
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| | Thomas Guy |
| | London Hospital Installs 100,000th HP Patient Monitor; New Cardiac Care Unit at Guy's and St. Thomas' Hospital is Home to Milestone HP Viridia CMS. | | | London's renowned Guy's and St Thomas's Hospital NHS Trusts. | | | Incyte and Guy's and St. Thomas' Hospital Trust Enter Into Research Partnership to Study Osteoarthritis. |
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http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0771922.html
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| | Victorian London - Health and Hygiene - Hospitals - Guys Hospital |
| | Guy's Hospital consists of a centre and two wings; behind is a quadrangle, and beyond is a lunatic house for twenty-four insane patients, with a garden and airing. | | | a year; thereon, in the spring of 1722, Guy laid the first stone of a Hospital for the cure of sick and impotent persons; and the building was roofed in before his death, Dec. 27, 1724. | | | Guys Hospital, St. Thomas's Street, in the Borough, is indebted for its origin to Mr. |
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http://www.victorianlondon.org/health/guys.htm
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| | About the Department of Surgery |
| | The TQEH Department of Surgery is headed by Professor Guy Maddern at The Queen Elizabeth Hospital, a 400-bed teaching hospital of the University of Adelaide. | | | The Head of the University of Adelaide Department of Surgery is Professor Glyn Jamieson, located at the Royal Adelaide Hospital, the Deputy Head is Professor Guy Maddern at The Queen Elizabeth Hospital. | | | The University Department at the Royal Adelaide Hospital is a multifaceted department, with strong interests in clinical care of patients, clinical research through clinical trials, and basic science research, which is funded predominantly by grants from bodies such as the Anti-Cancer Foundation and the National Health and Medical Research Council. |
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| | Met Commissioner opens SE1's new beat base < News < London SE1 |
| | The Police and Community Wardens Office (PCWO) at Guys Hospital has been made possible by a partnership between Guys & St Thomas Hospital NHS Trust, Kings College London, the Metropolitan Police, Southwark Council, Better Bankside and the Pool of London Partnership. | | | It provides a focal point for all the agencies involved to help make the hospital and its surrounding area a safer place for patients, staff and visitors to Guys, students from Kings College London and everyone who lives and works locally. | | | Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir John Stevens has officially opened a brand new base for police beat officers, police community support officers and community wardens at Guys Hospital. |
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| | St.thomas''s Hospital London |
| | Guy's Hospital, founded by Thomas Guy, a London bookseller, in 1721; and St. Thomas's Hospital, which is the... | | | St Thomas Hospital, Lambeth, Greater London St Thomas Hospital, Lambeth, Greater London The hospital was founded with 40 beds in the 12th century by monks of an Augustinian priory. | | | St Thomas Hospital, Lambeth, Greater London St Thomas Hospital, Lambeth, Greater London The extensive buildings of the hospital, designed by Henry Currey and opened by Queen Victoria in 1871. |
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http://www.business-centres-london-uk.co.uk/businesslondon/st.thomas's_hospital_london.html
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| | 18 Mar 1998 - HM The Queen's speech on the occasion of the opening of Thomas Guy House |
| | The Queen, Patron of Guy's Hospital in London, today visited the hospital to formally open Thomas Guy House. | | | I have followed with close interest the evolution and development of both Guy's and St. Thomas' over the years and particularly now that they have united as the Guy's and St. Thomas' Hospital Trust, one of the largest hospital trusts in this country. | | | They provide their patients with specialist medical care; they are home to highly skilled and dedicated hospital staff; they are at the forefront of medical research; and of course they train the doctors and nurses of the future. |
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| | kclsu.org |
| | Thomas Guy, a philanthropist who was a governor of the older St. Thomas’ Hospital, founded Guy’s Hospital in the early 18th century. | | | KCLSU is based in Boland House, one of the buildings of the original Guy’s Hospital. | | | Thomas sited his new hospital in Southwark, close to the site of the old St. Thomas' Hospital. |
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| | Victorian London - Health and Hygiene - Hospitals - Guys Hospital |
| | Guy's Hospital consists of a centre and two wings; behind is a quadrangle, and beyond is a lunatic house for twenty-four insane patients, with a garden and airing. | | | Guy's HOSPITAL, Southwark, on the south side of St. Thomas's-street, was built by Dance, the City architect, in 1722-4, at the sole expense of Thomas Guy, the book. | | | Guys Hospital, St. Thomas's Street, in the Borough, is indebted for its origin to Mr. |
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| | The British & Irish Lions |
| | Backs: PF Bush (Cardiff), JL Fisher (Yorkshire), RT Gabe (Cardiff and Wales), FC Hulme (Birkenhead Park and England), WF Jowett (Swansea and Wales), WM Llewellyn (Cardiff and Wales), PF McEvedy (Guy's Hospital), ET Morgan (Guy's Hospital and Wales), AB O'Brien (Guy's Hospital), CF Stanger-Leathes (Northern), TH Vile (Newport) | | | Backs: GF Collett (Gloucestershire), IG Davidson (North of Ireland and Ireland), JI Gillespie (Edinburgh Academicals and Scotland), LL Greig (United Services), PS Hancock (Richmond), EM Harrison (Guy's Hospital), AE Hind (Cambridge University), RM Neill (Edinburgh Academicals and Scotland), RT Skrimshire (Newport and Wales), EF Walker (Lennox) | | | Lions 16-9 Ashburton, South Canterbury and North Otago |
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| | About Respiratory Medicine & Allergy, KCL |
| | The Department consists of both clinicians and basic scientists, and contributes substantially to the research, teaching and administration of the GKT School of Medicine and College, as well as to clinical services in the Guy's and St Thomas' Hospital Trust and the King's College Hospital Trust. | | | Members of the Department are based on either the Guy's Hospital (London Bridge), King's College Hospital (Denmark Hill), or St Thomas' Hospital (Lambeth) campuses. | | | The Head of Department is Professor Tak Lee, National Asthma Campaign Professor of Allergy and Respiratory Medicine, who is based on the Guy's Campus, and the Deputy Head is Dr John Costello, based on the Denmark Hill campus. |
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http://www.kcl.ac.uk/ip/jeremyward/about.htm
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| | Guy's Hospital - part of the Old Operating Theatre Museum Site |
| | Guy was reburied in the new hospital chapel in 1780., where his splendid tomb and statue can be visited. | | | The hospital was founded by Sir Thomas Guy, a printer, publisher and governor of St Thomas's, who had been successful on the Stock Market during the `South Sea Bubble' Crash of 1720. | | | Guy's Hospital opened in 1726 with 100 beds and a staff of 51. |
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| | About the Department of Surgery |
| | The Head of the University of Adelaide Department of Surgery is Professor Glyn Jamieson, located at the Royal Adelaide Hospital, the Deputy Head is Professor Guy Maddern at The Queen Elizabeth Hospital. | | | The University Department at the Royal Adelaide Hospital is a multifaceted department, with strong interests in clinical care of patients, clinical research through clinical trials, and basic science research, which is funded predominantly by grants from bodies such as the Anti-Cancer Foundation and the National Health and Medical Research Council. | | | Professor Glyn Jamieson is the Chairman of the University Department of Surgery at The Queen Elizabeth and Royal Adelaide Hospitals, and is also Head of the Oesophagogastric Surgical Unit at the Royal Adelaide Hospital. |
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| | AIM25: King's College London College Archives: Thomas Guy and Lewisham School of Nursing Student Nurse Records |
| | Administrative/Biographical history: Thomas Guy and Lewisham School of Nursing was formed in 1985, by the merger of Guy's Hospital School of Nursing with Lewisham School of Nursing. | | | In 1991, this school merged with the Nightingale School of Nursing (St Thomas's Hospital) to form the Nightingale and Guy's College of Nursing and Midwifery. | | | Scope and content/abstract: Records of the Thomas Guy and Lewisham School of Nursing comprising files of course tutor and course administrator for students entering in 1985 and 1990. |
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| | Thomas Hodgkin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | British physician at Guy's Hospital, one of the most prominent pathologists of his time and a pioneer in preventive medicine. | | | He was a contemporary of Thomas Addison (1793-1860) at Guy's Hospital. | | | In 1837, having lost a position as assistant physician for Guy's Hospital to Benjamin Babington, he moved to St Thomas' Hospital. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Hodgkin
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