Consists of 3 recordings of BBC Radio 4 health messages concerning exercises, five-a-day and alcohol. Running time 1:03:69.

Consists of 3 CDs containing audio recordings of Sir Wilson Jameson's radio broadcast entitled Tuberculosis and Venereal Disease Broadcast. Running time CD1 03.35, CD2 15.26, CD3 03.37.

Material relating to the audit of the former Yorkshire Regional Health Authority following an investigation into failures regarding corporate governance, financial losses and misconduct by officers. Sir Liam was involved in conducting disciplinary proceedings against those officers.

This report was a consultation paper aimed at healthcare professionals and commissioned in response to high profile cases calling into question the quality of expert medical witnesses. It identified key problems within the existing system and made proposals for reform. These aimed to provide a well organised system ensuring a supply of suitably trained and governed expert witnesses.

Consists of bound volume presented to Sir Liam with personal messages from friends, colleagues, politicians and fellow medical and managerial professionals expressing gratitude for his work as Chief Medical Officer, praising specific aspects of his work and wishing him good luck for the future.

Includes messages from;

Dame Sally Davies (16th Chief Medical Officer for England);

Sue Hill (Chief Scientific Officer for England);

Lord Nigel Crisp;

Sir John Pattison;

Alan Johnson;

Ian Langlands;

Sir Ian Carruthers;

Sir David Nicholson (Chief Executive of the National Health Service);

Professor John Beddington (Chief Scientific Advisor to HM Government);

Baroness Julia Cumberlege;

Barry Cockcroft (Chief Dental Officer for England);

Sir Donald Irvine;

And Sir Ian Kennedy.

Consists of bound volume of participants, summary reports, presentations, and photographs relating to the joint annual meetings of the Commonwealth Fund and the Nuffield Trust on Quality of Health Care, also called the Pennyhill Park Meetings.

This volume was created for Sir Liam and presented to him at the 11th Meeting on the 16 to 19 Jul 2010, which he attended as Chair of the National Patient Safety Agency, as a tribute and in recognition of his contribution. Includes a covering letter and a written tribute from Donald M. Bewick MD, President and Chief Executive Officer of the Institute for Healthcare Improvement, and Administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.

Consists of souveneir brochure on the order of proceedings and recipients of honours, including Sir Liam's conferment of a Knighthood.

This report follows on from the publication of Sir Liam's An Organisation with a Memory and the commitment to implement its recommendations on reforming approaches to patient safety in the NHS Plan. It places patient safety in the context of the Government's NHS quality programme and highlights key links to other Government initiatives.

Consists of card signed by friends and medical colleagues from the North East congratulating Sir Liam on his appointment. Front includes a sketch depicting Durham by artist Clive Sawyer.