Index Catalog // The King's Fund Digital Archive

Author:: Taylor, Collette, National Extension College, King Edward's Hospital Fund for London, Henley, Alix, and Department of Health and Social Security (Great Britain)
Publication date:: 1981
Abstract:: The British system of naming is only one of many naming systems in the world. The Hindu, Sikh and Muslim systems, for example, are different, and this booklet describes them in detail. It shows how Hindu, Sikh and Muslim names can best be recorded on cards and records used in ...

Author:: Henley, Alix, King Edward's Hospital Fund for London, Taylor, Collette, National Extension College, and Department of Health and Social Security (Great Britain)
Publication date:: 1981
Abstract:: The British system of naming is only one of many naming systems in the world. The Hindu, Sikh and Muslim systems, for example, are different, and this booklet describes them in detail. It shows how Hindu, Sikh and Muslim names can best be recorded on cards and records used in ...

Author:: Department of Health and Social Security (Great Britain), Henley, Alix, National Extension College, and King Edward's Hospital Fund for London
Publication date:: 1981
Abstract:: This booklet gives brief details about some aspects of the diets of Asian people in Britain. It considers religious and cultural traditions; fasting; regional diets; diet and nutrition through pregnancy; and the serving of food in institutions.

Author:: National Extension College, Taylor, Colette, Department of Health and Social Security (Great Britain), Henley, Alix, and King Edward's Hospital Fund for London
Publication date:: 1981
Abstract:: These notes are intended to guide the trainer through training sessions and indicate the most important points to emphasise on each overhead transparency which give examples of the Hindu, Muslim and Sikh naming systems.

Author:: Department of Health and Social Security (Great Britain), Henley, Alix, National Extension College, King Edward's Hospital Fund for London, and Taylor, Collette
Publication date:: 1981
Abstract:: This booklet describes the main areas from which Asians have come to Britain; what languages they speak; and what religions they follow.

Author:: Department of Health and Social Security (Great Britain), Henley, Alix, National Extension College, and King Edward's Hospital Fund for London
Publication date:: 1981
Abstract:: This manual aims to familiarise readers with the general details of the diets of the main Asian groups in Britain, that is, people from India, Pakistan and Bangladesh, and of Indian and Pakistani origin from East Africa. It outlines religious and cultural aspects of food; the basic diets of the ...