Annual Report by Sir Liam for the Northern Regional Health Authority.

Health issues covered in this report significant to the Northern Region include;

The importance of healthy living in childhood, including eating for a healthy heart, health risk-taking in adolescence, and making health fun;

Maintaining healthy lifestyles in adulthood, including supervising family's health, preventing cancers in women, and communities with major health disadvantages;

And health issues for the elderly, including rapid responses to preventable problems in old age, and supporting the elderly whose independence is threatened by dementia.

Reports written by Sir Liam in his role as Regional Director of Public Health for the Northern Regional Health Authority, highlighting particular health and health care issues locally, making recommendations for change and commenting on progress and achievements.

Each District Health Authority was required to produce an Annual Report on the health of their population. Sir Liam continued to produce such Annual Reports as Chief Medical Officer for England aimed at a general audience with clear action points for a number of stakeholders.

Copies of speeches delivered by Sir Liam to various health care professionals during his time at the Northern Regional Health Authority.

Consists of notes and papers relating to Sir Liam's speech at British Medical Association South West Durham Division, on population health and the National Health Service.

Consists of notes and papers relating to Sir Liam's opening speech at the NAQA Conference, on the subject of quality in health care.

Consists of notes and papers relating to Sir Liam's opening speech at the British Association of Day Care Surgery Inaugural Conference, on patterns and use of day care surgery in the new National Health Service.

Annual Report by Sir Liam for the Northern Regional Health Authority.

Health issues covered in this report significant to the Northern Region include;

Progress on the previous years' recommendations and major achievements in the region;

Preventing childhood accidents;

Decreasing risk factors associated with strokes and providing support to sufferers;

Reducing perinatal and maternal mortality;

The importance of regular, vigorous exercise;

Surveillance, prevention and investigation regarding communicable disease outbreaks;

And cleaner, safer regional and local environments.

2 letters congratulating Sir Liam on his first annual report and expressing gratitude for his work.

Consists of notes and papers relating to Sir Liam's opening speech at the Royal College of General Practioners National Spring Meeting, on the need to address quality of care in the Northern region.