… Swift introduced Berkeley to his kinsman the Earl of Berkeley. Atterbury, having heard much
of Berkeley, wished to see him, and was introduced to him by the Earl. When Berkeley left …

Results A total of 7,379 consultations were recorded by the 12 doctors and 5,730
prescriptions were given at these consultations. The distribution was, as follows:

… of Berkeley's lifelong friends and correspondents. It is from Berkeley's letters to Prior and …
Percival, who he met and befriended in 1708, that we know many facts about Berkeley's life. …

Awareness of condition and frequency of discussion of diagnosis were examined in two studies
on place of care for terminally ill cancer patients. Approximately one-third of the patients …

Aims and methods A main objective was to see if evidence of progressive learning could be
obtained. The 17 trainees appointed at September 1972 in the North-east Scotland region …

The 11,360 direct referrals to diagnostic radiological facilities by general practitioners in the
Aberdeen area during 1973 were studied. These represented about 12% of the adult …

… to find that Berkeley styles himself as the defender of a “vulgar”—the term as Berkeley uses it
… On all of these counts Berkeley sided with ordinary people in opposition to the philosophers…

I describe a systematic method of planning primary medical services for Bhutan in the light
of the needs of the community and coping with current problems which include an infant …

In a study in North-east Scotland, nine out of ten patients had a “medical” reason for referral
to hospital—in half it was the severity of their illness and in half the need for investigation or …

… It is only if it is construed as an empirical statement about images that Berkeley's thesis is
controversial; but in that case I think that it is mistaken. It may be assumed that Berkeley himself …