National polls consistently name the
National Health Service as the thing that makes most people proud to be British.
By the end of FY2011 more than 10,800 clinicians will be caring for more than 11 million people, more than tripling the
National Health Service Corps since 2008.
The
National Health Service Corps is a division of the US Department of Health and Social Services and exists to improve the health of the nation's underserved.
As Michael Moore says, there is no reason to be despondent or over-critical of the
National Health Service.
Focusing on the policies of the
National Health Service regarding its workers and patients, Johns (criminal justice studies, U.
We are proud to provide the necessary technology, manufacturing capability and other resources to assist the
National Health Service in its efforts to protect individuals from the threat of a flu pandemic," said Joy Amundson, corporate vice president and president of Baxter's BioScience business.
With the current level of investment in the British
National Health Service it is astounding that there is such a shortage of good books on hospital buildings where best practice with regard to both design and models of care are explained through a series of well researched and illustrated case studies.
5 million information technology diagnostic imaging contract with the United Kingdom's
National Health Service.
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National Health Service (NHS) for the whole of NHS England.
A young woman sued the
National Health service for failing to warn her of potential mental and psychological damage from an abortion performed four years ago.
A MAN who played a key role in the
National Health Service in Coventry for 32 years has died.
Starting out in 1972 as a physician in the
National Health Service Corps in New Mexico, I came to Washington several years later and had the opportunity to run the program during the Carter administration.
