Power, Management and Complexity in the Nhs: a Foucauldian Perspective
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Platform 2 Quiz Corner - Questions and Answers
Issue 19 March 2020 Porthmadog Harbour station is the terminus of both the Ffestiniog Railway and the Welsh Highland Railway CONTENTS 2 On Screen ….. The Severn Valley on TV (Part 1) 5 Out of Season 8 No Longer Stopping At … Extra 10 The Outer Limits 11 All Change At … Hagley 12 Back To The Future - Railway Style 12 Platform 2 Quiz Corner - Questions and Answers PLATFORM 2 is published by: The Stourbridge Line User Group, 46 Sandringham Road, Wordsley, Stourbridge, West Midlands, DY8 5HL - 1 - www.stourbridgelineusergroup.info ON SCREEN … THE STOURBRIDGE MAIN LINE AND BRANCHES 3. THE SEVERN VALLEY ON TV - 1972-1993 by John Warren This is the third article in a series that looks at the occasions when the Stourbridge line or its branch lines have featured either in feature films or in television series. The Severn Valley Railway had only been open for two years and only operated between Bridgnorth and Hampton Loade when it was first discovered by the television industry as a location for a television sequence. The programme was Doctor In Charge, the third incarnation of the “Doctor” series of comedies based on the books of Richard Gordon, and was broadcast between 1972 and 1973. It had been preceded by Doctor In The House and Doctor At Large, and later series included Doctor At Sea and Doctor On The Go. The episodes were written by Graeme Garden and Bill Oddie post I’m Sorry I’ll Read That Again and before The Goodies and starred Robin Nedwell, Richard O’Sullivan, George Layton, Geoffrey Davies and Ernest Clark. -
The Nation's Health TV Season at BFI Southbank in May 2011
PRESS RELEASE MARCH 2011 11/28 The Nation’s Health TV Season at BFI Southbank in May 2011. In an era when the National Health Service is facing impending and major reform, BFI Southbank mounts a season investigating television’s love affair with the NHS across drama, comedy and documentary from the 1950’s to today and asks what this tells us about our relationship with the venerable institution. In addition to screenings of NHS based dramas including GF Newman’s’ The Nation’s Health (1983), comedies like Only When I Laugh (1979) and documentaries such as Jimmy’s (1979, highlights of the season are set to include a special discussion with Casualty creators Paul Unwin, Jeremy Brock and John Yorke (BBC Controller, Drama Production and New Talent) who will be examining both the programme’s enduring appeal and the changes it has undergone. Creator of Cardiac Arrest and Bodies, Dr. Jed Mercurio, will also take to the BFI Southbank stage to discuss the immense significance of both of his celebrated productions. Television was quick to see the potential in the heightened emotions surrounding illness, death and the romantic attraction of doctors and nurses, all neatly contained in the one set – your average NHS hospital ward. From ATV's Emergency Ward 10 dating from the 1950's to the BBC's current series Holby City these basic tenets of the hospital drama remain the same. A gift to writers and producers but also an historical document of the way we perceive our NHS and the immense changes in our relationship with it through the decades. -
Doctors in the Movies School, Right?’’ Dr Sands Replies, ‘‘What, Are You Going to Arrest Me for Failing to G Flores Live up to My Potential?’’
1084 LEADING ARTICLE Arch Dis Child: first published as 10.1136/adc.2003.048843 on 19 November 2004. Downloaded from Entertainment a patient due to operating while ....................................................................................... addicted to drugs, and the agent says, ‘‘This is not how a doctor lives. No, this is squalor. I mean, you did go to medical Doctors in the movies school, right?’’ Dr Sands replies, ‘‘What, are you going to arrest me for failing to G Flores live up to my potential?’’. Money is not infrequently portrayed as ................................................................................... the prime motivation for becoming a doctor and choosing a medical specialty. Healers, heels, and Hollywood In Not As a Stranger (1955), medical school classmates discuss their career options: he world continues to have a pas- MAJORTHEMESINDOCTOR sion for movies. Moviegoers world- MOVIES ‘‘Personally, I’m for surgery. I just Twide spent $20.3 billion and Money and materialism got a look at Dr Dietrich’s car. You purchased 8.6 billion admission tickets Materialism and a love of money have know what he drives? A Bentley. 1 to see films in 2003. 2002 was a record pervaded cinematic portrayals of doctors $17,000 bucks.’’ breaking year at the UK box office, with dating back to the 1920s, and continue ‘‘That guy doesn’t take out a splinter 176 million cinema admissions, £755 to be prominent in recent movies. In for less than $1000.’’ million in total box office receipts, Doctor at Sea (1956), Dr Simon Sparrow ‘‘I’ll still take ear, nose, and throat. and 369 films released.2 In the USA in (Dirk Bogarde) states, ‘‘A Rolls Royce is The common cold is still the doctor’s 2003, there were 1.6 billion cinema the ambition of almost every newly best friend.’’ admissions, $9.5 billion in box office qualified doctor. -
Arzt- Und Krankenhausseriographie 2003
Repositorium für die Medienwissenschaft Isabelle Schramm; Rüdiger Petersen Nationale und internationale Arzt- und Krankenhausseriographie 2003 https://doi.org/10.25969/mediarep/12728 Veröffentlichungsversion / published version Buch / book Empfohlene Zitierung / Suggested Citation: Schramm, Isabelle; Petersen, Rüdiger: Nationale und internationale Arzt- und Krankenhausseriographie. Hamburg: Universität Hamburg, Institut für Germanistik 2003 (Medienwissenschaft: Berichte und Papiere 2). DOI: https://doi.org/10.25969/mediarep/12728. Erstmalig hier erschienen / Initial publication here: http://berichte.derwulff.de/0002_03.pdf Nutzungsbedingungen: Terms of use: Dieser Text wird unter einer Creative Commons - This document is made available under a creative commons - Namensnennung - Nicht kommerziell - Keine Bearbeitungen 4.0/ Attribution - Non Commercial - No Derivatives 4.0/ License. For Lizenz zur Verfügung gestellt. Nähere Auskünfte zu dieser Lizenz more information see: finden Sie hier: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/ https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/ Medienwissenschaft / Hamburg: Berichte und Papiere 2, 2003: Arzt- und Krankenhausserien. ISSN 1613-7477. Redaktion und Copyright dieser Ausgabe: Isabelle Schramm und Rüdiger Petersen. Letzte redaktionelle Änderung: 24. Mai 2003. URL der Hamburger Ausgabe: .http://www1.uni-hamburg.de/Medien/berichte/arbeiten/0002_03.pdf. Nationale und internationale Arzt- und Krankenhausseriographie Zusammengestellt von Isabelle Schramm und Rüdiger Petersen Inhalt 1967 Deutsche -
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elizabethan trust news JULY 1974 25 cents '--------" WILLIAMSONS LTD. ..... .&.'-'_.&.... l~ Year 1974 Great Nellie Stewart as Principal Boy in the ne production of the pantomime Cinderella. · To the people of our airUneOight in all its forms is a marvel. We want to share it with you the first time or the next time you fly. We know about flight. 1)11 Pl101 contentf J.C. Williamson Theatres ltd - Centenary Year, 1974 4 Betsy Hite - Making the Arts Accessible to Those in Need 6 People - William Hutt. 8 London Scene - Gordon Beattie . 9 Writing for Fun is a Serious Business - Stanley Walsh . 10 The Newest Company - The Oldest Theatre - Carol Thompson 12 The Last of the Knucklemen . 14 Brisbane, May '74, First Queensland Festival of the Arts - Denise Wadley 16 Melbourne Scene - Barry Balmer.. 18 Books 19 National Youth and Children's Performing Arts Association 20 Records. 22 Music 23 Stageworld . 24 Committee's Diary 26 Showguide ... 27 3 James Cassius Williams~n arrived in Australia in the year of 1874 with his actress wife, Maggie Moore. They brought with them a new play called STRUCK 01 L (currently being revived at the Marian Street Theatre, Sydney) and established an Australian theatrical tradition which is one hundred years old this year. 'The Firm', as it is affectionately known, has brought great pleasure to thousands of Australians throughout the years. J.C. Williamson's achievement and energy are perhaps best described in the Souvenir Programme for Her Majesty's Theatre, printed in 1933, and it seems appropriate to quote at length from it. -
Is There a Doctor in the House? Medical Worker Absence in India
Is There a Doctor in the House? Medical Worker Absence in India Karthik Muralidharana, Nazmul Chaudhuryb, Jeffrey Hammerc, Michael Kremerd, and F. Halsey Rogerse 12 April 2011 Abstract The availability of medical providers, a crucial element in quality of care, depends not only on budgeting for and filling posts but also on ensuring that providers are not frequently absent. We present data from a nationally representative all-India survey (conducted in 2003) of over 1400 public health centers across 19 major states, in which survey enumerators physically verify the attendance of providers during unannounced visits, and find that nearly 40% of doctors and medical service providers are absent from work on a typical day. Doctor absence rates ranged from 30% in Madhya Pradesh to over 67% in Bihar. High absence of medical workers is unlikely to be explained by official duties outside the clinic since even pharmacists and lab technicians who are expected to be at the clinic during working hours had absence rates of 30%. While some doctors had a higher underlying absence rate than others, the absence problem is quite widely distributed and not concentrated among a few doctors. Doctors posted at remote facilities and at facilities with poor infrastructure and equipment were absent at significantly higher rates, as were those with longer commutes. Doctors were more likely to be absent than junior staff, but all levels of staff were significantly less absent in facilities where the doctor in charge was more likely to be present. Keywords: India; Healthcare; Public Health Systems; Absenteeism; Service delivery; Human resource management; Health worker motivation and management a University of California, San Diego, USA (Corresponding author; [email protected]) b World Bank, Washington, DC, USA c Princeton University, USA d Harvard University, USA e World Bank, Washington, DC, USA 1 Introduction India has the highest overall burden of disease of any country (Ravishankar et al.