Index Catalog // The King's Fund Digital Archive

Schöpfer:: King Edward's Hospital Fund for London
Publication date:: 1990
Abstract:: In this book, top clinicians and senior managers in health services from the UK, the US, Canada, Australia and New Zealand write about their experiences in solving difficult problems in a way that ensures that their organisations continue to strive towards quality services. They describe how they try to resolve ...

Schöpfer:: King Edward's Hospital Fund for London and Elliot, James R.
Publication date:: 1982
Abstract:: 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 ...

Schöpfer:: Standing Postgraduate Committee (Teaching Hospitals Association), Wellman, Frank, Scientific Control Systems (SCICON), King Edward's Hospital Fund for London, and Palmer, Paul
Publication date:: 1975
Abstract:: 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 ...

Schöpfer:: Elliot, James R. and King Edward's Hospital Fund for London
Publication date:: 1975
Abstract:: 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 ...

Schöpfer:: Gray, A. F. and King Edward's Hospital Fund for London
Publication date:: 1970
Abstract:: Towards the end of 1969, the Belfast Hospital Management Committee asked the King's Fund to sponsor a review of the operation of the out-patient department since the implementation of the recommendations made in a previous report in 1967. This is a copy of this report which includes a summary of ...

Schöpfer:: King Edward's Hospital Fund for London, Langslow, Brian, Baynes, Ken, and Wade, Courtenay
Publication date:: 1969
Abstract:: This document sets out to do three things: to make a case for the importance of systematically evaluating a carefully chosen selection of new hospital buildings and their equipment; to review critically the evaluations that have already been carried out and to describe useful methods and techniques; and to suggest ...

Schöpfer:: Beaven, A .J., King Edward's Hospital Fund for London, and Stormont, G. J.
Publication date:: 1967
Abstract:: Criticisms of hospital food arise mainly from the effects of delay between cooking and eating. The Catering Advisory Service of king Edward's Fund has been particularly interested in studying ways and means of shortening this interval. This study on peripheral finishing kitchens is one of the possible solutions. It has ...

Schöpfer:: King Edward's Hospital Fund for London
Publication date:: 1963
Abstract:: This document presents the evaluation of the New Guy's House: to establish as accurately as possible the extent to which the building was fulfilling the intention of those who planned it and meeting the needs of patients and staff as a surgical block; to provide guidance to other authorities who ...

Schöpfer:: King Edward's Hospital Fund for London
Publication date:: 1954
Abstract:: This enquiry was initiated at a time when it was realised that a number of hospital authorities were beginning to think that the addition of recovery homes might assist in the solution of the problem of providing a better hospital service. A recovery home provides accommodation for patients in whom ...

Schöpfer:: Henkel, Mary and King Edward's Hospital Fund for London
Publication date:: 1989
Abstract:: The Health Advisory Service has been operating for almost 20 years. This is the first detailed study of its effectiveness. The authors describe how the Health Advisory Service works and reflect upon what they saw and heard in their investigation. They considered three questions - how well does the Health ...

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