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Disease: Hysteria; Abode: Occupation:

Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery and Psychiatry, vol. 49, pp. 1327-1333, proceedings of the Society of British Neurological Surgeons

Written by Stephen Davies on the national debate about the relationship between NHS Trusts and their associated university medical schools.

This section comprises records of related interest and ephemera which do not originate from within the hospital, such as press cuttings and records relating to the founder, Dr John Addenbrooke, also records which do not easily fit into any other category, such as memorabilia, artefacts and records relating to special events.

Running time 22 mins

Running time: 22 mins

Running Time 32mins

Includes: Comms plan; press packs, leaflets, posters, copies of Matters, Annual Report which have info on the Access Plan, staff briefing packs.

Disease: Acute Rheumatism; Abode: Occupation:

By Thomas Martyn, Fellow of Sidney College and Professor of Botany in the University

This section includes photocopies of articles, material printed from the internet, newspaper cuttings and miscellaneous ephemera and memorabilia.

Includes a full page on Addenbrooke's

This section includes the following records: constitutional records such as Acts of Parliament, rules and regulations and legal records; annual reports; records of the hospital's governing bodies; and records of committees. Minutes of the governing body of the United Cambridge Hospitals and of UCH committees are included here at AHGR 3/2 and AHGR 4/2 respectively. There are also papers of the Trustees for Addenbrooke's Hospital 1740-67 at AHGR 0/1.

Journal of Neurology, Neurosurgery and Psychiatry, vol.19, pp. 109-116

Label inside from the West London Branch of the Pharmaceutical Society saying the book have been presented to Muriel Cunningham for meritorious work in the Student's Prize Competition for 1937

A professional development programme for Playworkers at Addenbrooke's with Cambridge Curiosty and Imagination

Disease: Hysterical and sthina?; Abode: Occupation:

Publications from various sources, purchased or donated to the Archive. The material forms a library of books which have either been used in the Hospital for medical references or concern people connected to the hospital. A copy of some of the books are also in the Archives.

Disease: ?hinicteric; Abode: Occupation:

This section includes photocopies of articles, material printed from the internet, newspaper cuttings and miscellaneous ephemera and memorabilia.

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Stainless steel

1930-

This section comprises records of related interest and ephemera which do not originate from within the hospital, such as press cuttings and records relating to the founder, Dr John Addenbrooke, also records which do not easily fit into any other category, such as memorabilia, artefacts and records relating to special events.