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Correspondence between Sir Liam and former Chief Medical Officers for England Sir Donald Acheson and Sir George Godber

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13 Sep 2002 - 09 Oct 2002

Regarding a meeting on 4 October 2002 to discuss a book co-authored by Sir Liam with Sally Sheard entitled The Nation's Doctor: The Role of the Chief Medical Officer 1855-1998. Sir Liam invited past Chief Medical Officer's to discuss their experiences in the role.

Correspondence between Sir Liam and Lord Philip Hunt of King's Health, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State in the Department of Health, regarding his resignation from Government

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22-Mar 2003 - 08 Apr 2003

Part of Donaldson (Sir Liam) Archive

Correspondence between Sir Liam and Professor John Walker regarding NHS Reforms

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13 May 2000 - 23 May 2000

Part of Donaldson (Sir Liam) Archive

Includes enclosed press cuttings from the British Medical Journal, Volume 320 on 12 May 2000, by Donald Light entitled The Two Tier Syndrome Behind Waiting Lists and from The Sunday Times by Minette Marrin entitled They want a Better NHS: They Plan a New Logo, undated.

Correspondence between Sir Liam and Sir Bernard Tomlinson, Emeritus Professor at Newcastle University, regarding plans for a Clinical Research Facility

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06 May 2002 - 07 Jun 2002

Part of Donaldson (Sir Liam) Archive

Clinical Research Facility proposed at the Royal Victoria Infirmary, Newcastle.

Correspondence between Sir Liam and Sir Miles Irving, Chairman of the Newcastle upon Tyne NHS Trust

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19 Sep 2003 - 29 Sep 2003

Part of Donaldson (Sir Liam) Archive

Regarding the role of research and development in the National Health Service.

Correspondence between Sunderland Polytechnic and Thomas Baker Brown

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c. 20th century

Part of Baker Brown (Thomas) Archive

Consists of correspondence between Thomas Baker Brown and Peter H. Liddle of Sunderland Polytechnic. The letters relate to Thomas Baker Brown lending items of his from his time as a World War I soldier to Sunderland Polytechnic for academic research.

Correspondence between Terry Farrell and Partners, London Transport and London Regional Transport about the Hammersmith Island study