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Designing for patients.

In February 1992, Health Services Management (HSM) readers were invited to submit details of a proposed project that needed a designer. HSM teamed up with design consultants, the PDI Group, which offered 10,000 pounds-worth of design and project management to the reader submitting the most challenging design problem. Such was the quality of the entrants that two prizes were awarded, divided equally between The Eric Burden Community Unit at Littlemore Hospital, Oxford, and the Perth Royal Infirmary Community Unit project.

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PubMed2001

The history of the Gold Medal Papers of the Southeastern Surgical Congress: 1960-2000.

Since 1960 at its annual meeting the Southeastern Surgical Congress has selected a varying number of "Gold Medal Papers" to be presented. Customarily a prize is awarded for the first place among the Gold Medal Papers and in some instances a second and third place. A brief history of the origin of these Gold Medal Papers is presented. With the assistance of the Executive Secretary of the Southeastern Surgical Congress a list of the Gold Medal presenters insofar as can be ascertained from the Council minutes is presented. It is unfortunate that all of the names of the Gold Medal Paper presenters have not been preserved.

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PubMed2003

The first Nobel Peace Prize, Henry Dunant (founder of the International Red Cross) and his "Mémoirs".

To celebrate the memory and work of Henry Dunant, on the centenary of the presentation of the first Nobel Peace Prize, rightly awarded to Dunant for his having founded the institution of the International Red Cross, this paper presents the reader with some insights into his activities and sufferings, his trials and tribulations, and the hope and strength of his character. The ceaseless efforts made by Dunant to bring about the Institution which today represents Hope for so many suffering people who are silent victims of wars and atrocities, are fleetingly presented. The authors' intention is to give due recognition to Dunant for his work, and to highlight the humanity and the moral and social worth of the face behind the International Red Cross.

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