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The Verstandig Pavilion Private Patient Rooms
When planning the new Verstandig Pavilion, patient privacy was a top priority. Senior Vice President & Chief Nursing Officer Jo Ellen Carpenter takes us behind the door 🚪 of one of the 156 new patient rooms at MedStar Georgetown University Hospital!
Learn more about the #VerstandigPavilion: http://ms.spr.ly/6056iVSwM
#NewDoors #HealingEnvironment #WorldClass #MedStarHealthProud #TreatPeople
published: 14 Dec 2023
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P.D. James - The Private Patient (Detective Series)
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The Private Patient (2008) is a crime novel by English author P. D. James, the fourteenth and last in her popular Adam Dalgliesh series.
Synopsis
In deepest Dorset, the once magnificent Cheverell Manor has been renovated and transformed into a plastic surgery clinic, run by the famous cosmetic practitioner George Chandler-Powell. Two days after Rhoda Gradwyn, an investigative journalist, arrives in the hope of having her almost lifelong facial scar removed, she's savagely murdered and Chandler-Powell finds his surgery under scrutiny from Dalgliesh and his team, who are soon caught in a race against time when another body shows up...
Characters
• Commander Adam Dalgliesh: head of the special investigation squad,...
published: 20 Jun 2023
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We care. Private Patient Manager & Private Patient Coordinator at Ramsay Health Care.
Aileen Wolstenholme, Private Patient Manager at Oaks Hospital & Sue Mawdsley, Private Patient Coordinator at Renacres speak about their roles within Ramsay Health Care and explain how they support the private patient, being their single point of contact throughout the whole patient journey.
Find out more about how we can care for you:https://www.ramsayhealth.co.uk/patients/we-care
published: 24 Sep 2021
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Royal Free London private patients unit: Patient journey, consultant led care
This clip shows the patient journey at the Royal Free London Private Patient Unit and our focus on consultant led care.
published: 17 Nov 2014
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Private patient unit: cardiology investigation suite
This short video will introduce you to Dr Joseph Davar and Dr Tim Lockie, consultant cardiologists at the Royal Free London. You will be shown around the cardiology investigation suite in the private patient unit and learn about some of the procedures undertaken there.
The private patient unit (PPU) at the Royal Free Hospital is part of the Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust. All money generated from treatments provided at the PPU is invested in our hospitals and our high-quality healthcare services. Find out more about our leading private healthcare expertise: http://www.royalfreeprivatepatients.com/
published: 18 Nov 2015
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Royal Free London private patient unit: The best of both worlds, supporting and investing in the NHS
This clip shows how the Royal Free London Private Patient Unit supports and invests in the NHS.
published: 17 Nov 2014
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Royal Free London private patient unit: The best of both worlds, our facilities
This clip shows the facilities available in the Royal Free London Private Patient Unit. The hospital is one of the country’s leading centres for a range of specialties and coming to the Royal Free London as a private patient means that you will have access to the full range of services available.
published: 17 Nov 2014
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Royal Free London private patient unit: The best of both worlds, world class care and expertise
This clip shows the world class care and expertise available at the Royal Free London Private Patient Unit.
published: 17 Nov 2014
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PATIENTS CONTINUE TO GET AFFECTED WITH THE ONGOING DOCTORS STRIKE
published: 22 Mar 2024
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What's Choose and Book? Private treatment as an NHS patient.
Did you know that you can choose to have your surgery done in a private hospital, and the NHS will pay for it? It's quite straightforward, but not everyone is suitable for it. In this video I will tell you how it works. If you'd like more information then please get in touch.
info@lathamhipsurgery.com
https://www.lathamhipsurgery.co.uk
02380 258402
published: 06 Oct 2021
0:19
The Verstandig Pavilion Private Patient Rooms
When planning the new Verstandig Pavilion, patient privacy was a top priority. Senior Vice President & Chief Nursing Officer Jo Ellen Carpenter takes us behind ...
When planning the new Verstandig Pavilion, patient privacy was a top priority. Senior Vice President & Chief Nursing Officer Jo Ellen Carpenter takes us behind the door 🚪 of one of the 156 new patient rooms at MedStar Georgetown University Hospital!
Learn more about the #VerstandigPavilion: http://ms.spr.ly/6056iVSwM
#NewDoors #HealingEnvironment #WorldClass #MedStarHealthProud #TreatPeople
https://wn.com/The_Verstandig_Pavilion_Private_Patient_Rooms
When planning the new Verstandig Pavilion, patient privacy was a top priority. Senior Vice President & Chief Nursing Officer Jo Ellen Carpenter takes us behind the door 🚪 of one of the 156 new patient rooms at MedStar Georgetown University Hospital!
Learn more about the #VerstandigPavilion: http://ms.spr.ly/6056iVSwM
#NewDoors #HealingEnvironment #WorldClass #MedStarHealthProud #TreatPeople
- published: 14 Dec 2023
- views: 148
2:14:20
P.D. James - The Private Patient (Detective Series)
If you’d like to help support the channel. patreon.com/TeslaWirelessRadio
.
The Private Patient (2008) is a crime novel by English author P. D. James, the four...
If you’d like to help support the channel. patreon.com/TeslaWirelessRadio
.
The Private Patient (2008) is a crime novel by English author P. D. James, the fourteenth and last in her popular Adam Dalgliesh series.
Synopsis
In deepest Dorset, the once magnificent Cheverell Manor has been renovated and transformed into a plastic surgery clinic, run by the famous cosmetic practitioner George Chandler-Powell. Two days after Rhoda Gradwyn, an investigative journalist, arrives in the hope of having her almost lifelong facial scar removed, she's savagely murdered and Chandler-Powell finds his surgery under scrutiny from Dalgliesh and his team, who are soon caught in a race against time when another body shows up...
Characters
• Commander Adam Dalgliesh: head of the special investigation squad, sent to investigate the murder.
• Inspector Kate Miskin: a member of Dalgliesh's team and second in command. She's awaiting promotion and has an unrequited love for Dalgliesh.
• Sergeant Benton-Smith: often referred to as just Benton, of Indian descent. Clever and opinionated, another member of Dalgliesh's team.
• Rhoda Gradwyn: an investigative journalist and the first murder victim. Comes to the manor to have an almost lifelong scar removed but is murdered just after the operation.
• George Chandler-Powell: the owner of the manor and surgeon performing the operation on Gradwyn.
• Robin Boyton: a failed actor and part time entrepreneur. A close friend of Gradwyn's, who is disturbed by the murder and is eventually killed. He is the cousin of the Westhalls and attempts to extort money from them.
• Candace Westhall: cousin of Boyton and Marcus's sister. Works as one of the Manor's administrative staff and is revealed to have a grudge against Gradwyn, who exposed the plagiarism of an aspiring author who, upon being exposed committed suicide. Westhall was later revealed to be her mother who had given her up for adoption. Loves her brother dearly. Is suspected of committing fraud to ensure her family fortunes.
• Marcus Westhall: Boyton's cousin and the brother of Candace. He's Chandler-Powell's assistant surgeon at the manor (and in London) and is preparing to go on a medical mission in Africa, something he does after the murder.
• Sharon Bateman (Shirley Beale): domestic servant, revealed to be mentally unstable and on parole, from a mental institution, for the murder of her sister when they were children. She is obsessed with the burning of a witch which took place hundreds of years previously. Attempts to emotionally blackmail a, now head, teacher whom she met as a child into marriage.
• Dean Bostock: chef at the manor, married to Kimberley, expectant father. At the end of the novel when the manor is converted to a restaurant, he is given more influence but is still head chef. He and Kim agree to remain living on the premises once the murder is solved.
• Kimberley Bostock: Dean's wife and expectant mother. She assists her husband and is the finder of Rhoda's body. She is a weak character who relies heavily on Dean.
• Flavia Holland: a nurse who is in residence at the manor. At the start of the novel, she and Chandler-Powell are in a relationship, which is terminated. After the case is solved, she meets a man online, marries him, moves away, and lives a family life.
Reception
In a 2008 book review for The New York Times, Janet Maslin called the book an "exercise in impeccable detection" and wrote "James sets her mystery on comfortably familiar terrain and makes the most of its atmospherics. But the plotting of 'The Private Patient' is not up to this author’s diabolical best." Kirkus Reviews summarized it as "Middling work for the peerless James, a whodunit as deeply shadowed by mortality as all Dalgliesh’s cases ever since 'Shroud for a Nightingale'" Donna Rifkind of The Washington Post wrote, "[It's] not the most formidable example of this iconic author's work, but it's still pretty darn good."
https://wn.com/P.D._James_The_Private_Patient_(Detective_Series)
If you’d like to help support the channel. patreon.com/TeslaWirelessRadio
.
The Private Patient (2008) is a crime novel by English author P. D. James, the fourteenth and last in her popular Adam Dalgliesh series.
Synopsis
In deepest Dorset, the once magnificent Cheverell Manor has been renovated and transformed into a plastic surgery clinic, run by the famous cosmetic practitioner George Chandler-Powell. Two days after Rhoda Gradwyn, an investigative journalist, arrives in the hope of having her almost lifelong facial scar removed, she's savagely murdered and Chandler-Powell finds his surgery under scrutiny from Dalgliesh and his team, who are soon caught in a race against time when another body shows up...
Characters
• Commander Adam Dalgliesh: head of the special investigation squad, sent to investigate the murder.
• Inspector Kate Miskin: a member of Dalgliesh's team and second in command. She's awaiting promotion and has an unrequited love for Dalgliesh.
• Sergeant Benton-Smith: often referred to as just Benton, of Indian descent. Clever and opinionated, another member of Dalgliesh's team.
• Rhoda Gradwyn: an investigative journalist and the first murder victim. Comes to the manor to have an almost lifelong scar removed but is murdered just after the operation.
• George Chandler-Powell: the owner of the manor and surgeon performing the operation on Gradwyn.
• Robin Boyton: a failed actor and part time entrepreneur. A close friend of Gradwyn's, who is disturbed by the murder and is eventually killed. He is the cousin of the Westhalls and attempts to extort money from them.
• Candace Westhall: cousin of Boyton and Marcus's sister. Works as one of the Manor's administrative staff and is revealed to have a grudge against Gradwyn, who exposed the plagiarism of an aspiring author who, upon being exposed committed suicide. Westhall was later revealed to be her mother who had given her up for adoption. Loves her brother dearly. Is suspected of committing fraud to ensure her family fortunes.
• Marcus Westhall: Boyton's cousin and the brother of Candace. He's Chandler-Powell's assistant surgeon at the manor (and in London) and is preparing to go on a medical mission in Africa, something he does after the murder.
• Sharon Bateman (Shirley Beale): domestic servant, revealed to be mentally unstable and on parole, from a mental institution, for the murder of her sister when they were children. She is obsessed with the burning of a witch which took place hundreds of years previously. Attempts to emotionally blackmail a, now head, teacher whom she met as a child into marriage.
• Dean Bostock: chef at the manor, married to Kimberley, expectant father. At the end of the novel when the manor is converted to a restaurant, he is given more influence but is still head chef. He and Kim agree to remain living on the premises once the murder is solved.
• Kimberley Bostock: Dean's wife and expectant mother. She assists her husband and is the finder of Rhoda's body. She is a weak character who relies heavily on Dean.
• Flavia Holland: a nurse who is in residence at the manor. At the start of the novel, she and Chandler-Powell are in a relationship, which is terminated. After the case is solved, she meets a man online, marries him, moves away, and lives a family life.
Reception
In a 2008 book review for The New York Times, Janet Maslin called the book an "exercise in impeccable detection" and wrote "James sets her mystery on comfortably familiar terrain and makes the most of its atmospherics. But the plotting of 'The Private Patient' is not up to this author’s diabolical best." Kirkus Reviews summarized it as "Middling work for the peerless James, a whodunit as deeply shadowed by mortality as all Dalgliesh’s cases ever since 'Shroud for a Nightingale'" Donna Rifkind of The Washington Post wrote, "[It's] not the most formidable example of this iconic author's work, but it's still pretty darn good."
- published: 20 Jun 2023
- views: 61081
1:41
We care. Private Patient Manager & Private Patient Coordinator at Ramsay Health Care.
Aileen Wolstenholme, Private Patient Manager at Oaks Hospital & Sue Mawdsley, Private Patient Coordinator at Renacres speak about their roles within Ramsay Heal...
Aileen Wolstenholme, Private Patient Manager at Oaks Hospital & Sue Mawdsley, Private Patient Coordinator at Renacres speak about their roles within Ramsay Health Care and explain how they support the private patient, being their single point of contact throughout the whole patient journey.
Find out more about how we can care for you:https://www.ramsayhealth.co.uk/patients/we-care
https://wn.com/We_Care._Private_Patient_Manager_Private_Patient_Coordinator_At_Ramsay_Health_Care.
Aileen Wolstenholme, Private Patient Manager at Oaks Hospital & Sue Mawdsley, Private Patient Coordinator at Renacres speak about their roles within Ramsay Health Care and explain how they support the private patient, being their single point of contact throughout the whole patient journey.
Find out more about how we can care for you:https://www.ramsayhealth.co.uk/patients/we-care
- published: 24 Sep 2021
- views: 705
1:51
Royal Free London private patients unit: Patient journey, consultant led care
This clip shows the patient journey at the Royal Free London Private Patient Unit and our focus on consultant led care.
This clip shows the patient journey at the Royal Free London Private Patient Unit and our focus on consultant led care.
https://wn.com/Royal_Free_London_Private_Patients_Unit_Patient_Journey,_Consultant_Led_Care
This clip shows the patient journey at the Royal Free London Private Patient Unit and our focus on consultant led care.
- published: 17 Nov 2014
- views: 1515
5:52
Private patient unit: cardiology investigation suite
This short video will introduce you to Dr Joseph Davar and Dr Tim Lockie, consultant cardiologists at the Royal Free London. You will be shown around the cardio...
This short video will introduce you to Dr Joseph Davar and Dr Tim Lockie, consultant cardiologists at the Royal Free London. You will be shown around the cardiology investigation suite in the private patient unit and learn about some of the procedures undertaken there.
The private patient unit (PPU) at the Royal Free Hospital is part of the Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust. All money generated from treatments provided at the PPU is invested in our hospitals and our high-quality healthcare services. Find out more about our leading private healthcare expertise: http://www.royalfreeprivatepatients.com/
https://wn.com/Private_Patient_Unit_Cardiology_Investigation_Suite
This short video will introduce you to Dr Joseph Davar and Dr Tim Lockie, consultant cardiologists at the Royal Free London. You will be shown around the cardiology investigation suite in the private patient unit and learn about some of the procedures undertaken there.
The private patient unit (PPU) at the Royal Free Hospital is part of the Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust. All money generated from treatments provided at the PPU is invested in our hospitals and our high-quality healthcare services. Find out more about our leading private healthcare expertise: http://www.royalfreeprivatepatients.com/
- published: 18 Nov 2015
- views: 3773
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Royal Free London private patient unit: The best of both worlds, our facilities
This clip shows the facilities available in the Royal Free London Private Patient Unit. The hospital is one of the country’s leading centres for a range of spec...
This clip shows the facilities available in the Royal Free London Private Patient Unit. The hospital is one of the country’s leading centres for a range of specialties and coming to the Royal Free London as a private patient means that you will have access to the full range of services available.
https://wn.com/Royal_Free_London_Private_Patient_Unit_The_Best_Of_Both_Worlds,_Our_Facilities
This clip shows the facilities available in the Royal Free London Private Patient Unit. The hospital is one of the country’s leading centres for a range of specialties and coming to the Royal Free London as a private patient means that you will have access to the full range of services available.
- published: 17 Nov 2014
- views: 1008
0:31
Royal Free London private patient unit: The best of both worlds, world class care and expertise
This clip shows the world class care and expertise available at the Royal Free London Private Patient Unit.
This clip shows the world class care and expertise available at the Royal Free London Private Patient Unit.
https://wn.com/Royal_Free_London_Private_Patient_Unit_The_Best_Of_Both_Worlds,_World_Class_Care_And_Expertise
This clip shows the world class care and expertise available at the Royal Free London Private Patient Unit.
- published: 17 Nov 2014
- views: 1504
2:18
What's Choose and Book? Private treatment as an NHS patient.
Did you know that you can choose to have your surgery done in a private hospital, and the NHS will pay for it? It's quite straightforward, but not everyone is s...
Did you know that you can choose to have your surgery done in a private hospital, and the NHS will pay for it? It's quite straightforward, but not everyone is suitable for it. In this video I will tell you how it works. If you'd like more information then please get in touch.
info@lathamhipsurgery.com
https://www.lathamhipsurgery.co.uk
02380 258402
https://wn.com/What's_Choose_And_Book_Private_Treatment_As_An_Nhs_Patient.
Did you know that you can choose to have your surgery done in a private hospital, and the NHS will pay for it? It's quite straightforward, but not everyone is suitable for it. In this video I will tell you how it works. If you'd like more information then please get in touch.
info@lathamhipsurgery.com
https://www.lathamhipsurgery.co.uk
02380 258402
- published: 06 Oct 2021
- views: 512