The mother of a baby who was born on April 17, 1948, developed varicella when four months
pregnant; she caught this from her daughter, who was attending day school. There were …

Keeping good records is one matter. Being able to use these records for retrospective research
is quite another. Many people keep a postcard in their top drawer on which they jot down …

PA Walford, mb, b. ch., mrcgp Felsted, Essex THISis a study of 142 patients who died suddenly
and were signed up as dying of coronarythrombosis. The objectofthe studywas to find out …

1. Illnesses should be regarded as chapters in the life of the patient, and each chapter should
be separated from the rest. An illness may consist of half a dozen or more items of service; …

Records. Why keep them? I have no doubt that some will say that they have no time to keep
records-they are too busy; the answer to that is that if doctors keep good records they are not …

Method This study is retrospective, which means that information that one would have made
a point of acquiring in a prospective study is often not available and comparison with the …

A method of keeping records in general practice is described which can be easily used on
National Health Service forms. The method consists of two tiers ie of emphasising diagnoses …

… The patency rates of the infarct-related arteries were 66 percent in the t-PA group and 24 …
of the t-PA group. As compared with the use of placebo, administration of t-PA was associated …

… This dissertation is dedicated to my husband, Daniel Walford for his support and encouragement
through my scholastic journey. I also dedicate my educational pursuits to my mother, …

… Poor diet, lack of physical activity (PA), and obesity are … modification focused on modifying
diet and increasing PA (1). In the … from fat and to achieve ≥150 min of PA/wk (2). After a mean …