One Man's Journey through the Australian Health Care System.—Ann Silversides MA, CMAJ
the environment” whereas “soft colours on walls tend to minimize the environment as a …

Health care facilities in some respects have replaced houses of worship and govern-ment
buildings as our most impressive, con-temporaneous architectural structures. Our massive …

Projects fufided by the Department of Health for refurbishing outpatient, accident and day
case departments in around 20 general hospitals throughout England between 1989 and …

JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF MEDICINE Volume 97 March 2004 pointing and
she attempts to rationalize them away. Jane, take my word for it: your work is beautiful and …

THE honour of being invited to deliver the James Mackenzie Lecture falls to few. The
occasion is properly regarded both within general practice and beyond as an important …

Opportunity, diversity, challenge, lifestyle and practice satisfaction. Does this read like a
classified ad extolling the virtues of a rural or remote practice? The ads are true, but they are …

At the end of the 19th century, Niels Finsen–a Dane–had shown convincing evidence that
tuberculous infection of the skin (lupus vulgaris) could be treated successfully with intensive …

So said the famous Finnish architect Alvar Aalto, whose revolutionary views on hospital
design culminated in the acclaimed Paimio Sanatorium in his homeland. Aalto was one of …

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British Journal of General Practice, July 2013 371 in his mature works no longer needed to
be realistic. The actual motif was not of primary importance anymore (as it had been in his …