Bird, Tom, (died 3 Jan. 1932), late Member of Hon. Medical Staff King Edward the VII’s Private Hospital for Officers; Consulting Anæsthetist, Guy’s Hospital and East London Hospital for Children; Visiting Anæsthetist to London County War Hospital, Horton, Epsom
2007/12/01 · 1 citation
Arts and Humanities · Health Professions · Psychology · #Medical History and Innovations #Health Services Management and Policy #Historical Psychiatry and Medical Practices
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"Bird, Tom, (died 3 Jan. 1932), late Member of Hon. Medical Staff King Edward the VII’s Private Hospital for Officers; Consulting Anæsthetist, Guy’s Hospital and East London Hospital for Children; Visiting Anæsthetist to London County War Hospital, Horton, Epsom" published on by Oxford University Press.
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