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	Vic Uni - School of HMRP, Graduate Program for Ex Rehab- Coursework (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Moorfields Community for Adult Care is a non-profit agency of the Uniting Church in Australia and operates within the Christian mission, philosophy and organisational guidelines of the Church.
		Moorfields Community provides a range of community based residential and non-residential services, primarily for elderly people, and aims to maximise the quality of life and choice of the peoples it serves.
		Moorfields Community currently manages four community based day programs, two groups of independent living units, one complex of semi independent units, and provides accommodation for approximately 250 people in a range of low and high care situations.
	www.staff.vu.edu.au /ExRehab/Jobs_Casual_Page_10.htm (905 words)

	Health Professionals - Vacancies
		Mike finds that staff at Moorfields are treated as people and the support that they provide to their staff is better than he has ever experienced before.
		Amiria also found that Moorfields' facilities and expertise has given her a variety of work and some of the eye conditions treated are unlike anything she had treated whilst in New Zealand.
		Moorfields have an extensive library that is accessible by staff and a computer lab from which staff may surf the net and send emails to their family and friends.
	www.healthprofessionals.com /moorfieldsnurses.htm (881 words)

	Moorfields Eye Hospital NHS Trust : News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Moorfields Eye Hospital NHS Trust is the UK’s largest ophthalmology centre, providing primary, secondary and tertiary care for patients around London and all over the UK.
		Moorfields Eye Hospital is pleased to announce the launch of the Eyes and Vision Specialist Library (EVSL) which has been developed in the Research and Development (R&D) department.
		Moorfields Eye Hospital NHS Foundation Trust is holding a fun-filled Open Day to celebrate its 200th birthday.
	www.moorfields.org.uk /AboutUs/News?news_id=1058358340 (848 words)

	Society \| Eye hospital launches health 'boutiques', Debenham's-style
		Moorfields NHS trust has capitalised on its international reputation for high-class ophthalmology to open branded clinics in 10 other general hospitals.
		The units are branded with the Moorfields name, and when patients cross their threshold they are effectively entering Moorfields space.
		Ms Slipman said she was convinced the Moorfields experiment was the shape of things to come.
	society.guardian.co.uk /print/0,3858,5308019-105965,00.html (654 words)

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		Moorfields Industrial Estate provides businesses of all sizes with inexpensive units and workshops in an extensive 20 acre site.
		Whilst being situated against a beautiful rural backdrop, in an extensive 20 acre site, Moorfields is ideally placed between Stafford and Stoke-on-Trent, within just a few minutes drive onto the M6 motorway (Junction 15 and 16) and from there the rest of the motorway network.
		For details of the businesses at Moorfields, the facilities available for caravan storage and a brief history of the site, look at the Estate Details section.
	www.moorfieldsestates.co.uk /Home/Home.asp (239 words)

	Thomas Paine - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		While waiting for an opening, Paine worked as a staymaker in Diss, Norfolk, and later as a servant (records show he worked for a Mr Noble of Goodman's Fields and then for a Mr Gardiner at Kensington).
		He also applied to become an ordained minister of the Church of England, and according to some accounts he preached in Moorfields.
		On 15 May 1767 Paine was appointed to a position in Grampound, Cornwall.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Thomas_Paine (2277 words)

	BBC News \| HEALTH \| Eye transplants 'hit by Alder Hey'
		Moorfields Eye Hospital in London says there says been a 13% drop in the donation of corneas over the past year.
		The 13% drop seen by Moorfields occurred between the first and second half of the year between April 2000 to March 2001.
		Frank Larkin, a consultant ophthalmic surgeon at Moorfields said there had been a steady decline in the numbers of eyes donated over the last four to five years.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/health/1475676.stm (532 words)

	Encouraging positive use of the internet - Moorfields Eye Hospital: Cable & Wireless (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Cable & Wireless is working with Moorfields Eye Hospital to use the internet to share the specialist knowledge and advice of its consultant eye specialists with hospitals in the developing world.
		The knowledge and experience of specialists at Moorfields, which is a world-renowned centre of ophthalmic care and research, is therefore shared not only with the doctors involved in the project but to a wider network when it is passed on to their colleagues.
		Moorfields Eye Hospital, with the support of Cable & Wireless, is providing equipment, internet access and appropriate training to eye specialists in the four participating countries.
	www.cw.com /about_us/company_profile/corporate_responsibility/community/key_projects/cr_community_keyproj_03_10.html (783 words)

	UCL Library Newsletter: Issue 4, Institute of Ophthalmology Library
		The Joint Library was founded in 1999, as the result of the union of Moorfields Joint Study Facility and the Institute of Ophthalmology Library.
		The extension was funded by the charity Fight for Sight and the Trustees of Moorfields Eye Hospital.
		New study carrels and rolling stacks were paid for by Fight for Sight, and the shelving, bought with funds from the Trustees, was brought over from Moorfields with the stock.
	www.ucl.ac.uk /Library/Newsletter/issue4/instoph.html (412 words)

	Welcome to World Health Web Site www.santhimedicalinfo.org
		If you are coming in to Moorfields as an inpatient or you have a clinic appointment, this section should give you all the information you need to prepare yourself for coming in.
		Moorfields Eye Hospital is based at City Road in central London and has 9 other community outreach centres in and around London, as well as a dedicated private outpatients unit.
		Moorfields Eye Hospital has welcomed private patients for some years now, with a dedicated out-patients unit as well as an inpatient wing within the Hospital.
	www.santhimedicalinfo.org /N-UK4.htm (461 words)

	Vision Disorders : Archives
		When Moorfields Eye Hospital opened its special clinic for inherited retinal diseases in 1968, patients were seen on one half-day each week.
		Moorfields Eye Hospital has the largest registry of inherited ophthalmic diseases in the world.
		Moorfields is setting up a service where patients' genotypes can be determined.
	www.blindness.org /publications/archives.asp?id=190 (1057 words)

	Blind World - Requested Article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Long before I became a patient there myself and, like her, also registered blind, I dimly remember trailing down to Holborn, where the day-care centre of the hospital used to be, with my mother and my big sister, who was then six years old.
		Even now, my rational, well-balanced sister, who went on to do a postgraduate degree at LSE and work as a medical social worker before she got married and had three children, prefers to keep that period of her life under wraps.
		For years, my mentor at Moorfields was Janet Silver, the head of optometry whom I first met in the Low Visual Aids Unit.
	home.earthlink.net /~blindworld3/PEOPLE/3-12-29-02.htm (1398 words)

	Moorfields Eye Hospital NHS Trust : Home (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Opened in 1805, Moorfields Eye Hospital is one of the world's leading centres for eye health.
		Moorfields is also a post-graduate teaching centre and, with the Institute of Ophthalmology, a national centre for ophthalmic research.
		Moorfields Eye Hospital is an NHS Foundation Trust.
	www.moorfields.org.uk (227 words)

	Moorfields Eye Doctor returns to Bangladesh Volunteer Programme
		Louise Garnham from Barnes, South West London, who is a Senior Orthoptist at Moorfields Eye Hospital, will be returning to Chittagong, Bangladesh at the end of this month, eighteen months after her first programme there as an ORBIS volunteer.
		Louise has been involved with ORBIS since she heard of the charity through a colleague at Moorfields Eye Hospital in 1999 and goes on programmes as often as her hectic schedule allows her.
		Thanks to Moorfields' generosity, she has been able to go on three Flying Eye Hospital programmes to Morocco, Myanmar and India as well as the one hospital based programme in Chittagong.
	www.ukorbis.org /bins/content_page.asp?cid=10-120-285 (775 words)

	Visugate - Contributors - Moorfields Eye Hospital NHS Trust Text Transcript (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Moorfields Eye Hospital NHS Trust is the oldest and biggest specialist hospital of its kind in the world and is known internationally as a 'centre of excellence' for ophthalmic care.
		Moorfields' services are spread over 11 sites in the London area, with its main site situated in the heart of the capital, on City Road.
		Moorfields contribution to research also makes it a key institution in the field.
	www.visugate.org /contributors/mehtt.htm (250 words)

	LondonTown.com \| Moorfields Guide \| Moorfields London, EC2Y, England, UK \| London Streets by Street \| London hotel and ...
		Moorfields is located in the City and County of the City of London
		The nearest underground station to Moorfields is 'Moorgate ' which is about 1 minute away.
		In the two theatre spaces - the Barbican Theatre and the Pit - you can enjoy everything from gritty reality to far-flung fantasy, from dance to drama, from established artists to those at the start of their careers.
	www.londontown.com /LondonStreets/moorfields_f20.html (889 words)

	Homosexuality in Eighteenth-Century England: The Trial of William Brown, 1726
		In 1726 William Brown was found guilty of the misdemeanour of an attempt to commit sodomy, and sentenced to stand in the pillory in Moorfields, London, to pay a fine of 10 marks, and to go to prison for two months.
		The case is interesting for revealing a man who, though perhaps not "gay and proud" in the modern sense, nevertheless declared to the authorities that he was not ashamed of his behaviour and that he felt that how he used his body was his own business — a strikingly modern conception.
		By the early eighteenth century, a path in the Upper- Moorfields, by the side of the Wall that separated the Upper- field from the Middle-field, acquired the name "The Sodomites' Walk".
	www.infopt.demon.co.uk /brown.htm (859 words)

	Jamkit Ltd - Content Management : Moorfields (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Moorfields is the oldest and largest specialist eye hospital in the world, carrying out more than 10,000 operations each year.
		Moorfields needed a fully accessible site that was easy to use, and quick to update.
		Some pages, like the site map, update themselves automatically, and the modular nature of the system means that, in the future, Moorfields will easily be able to add more online services such as booking and cancellation of appointments.
	www.jamkit.com /Aboutus/Clients/PublicSector/Moorfields (305 words)

	Web site (phase 1 & 2), Moorfields Eye Hospital ~ Project ~ Limitless Innovations
		With the unexpected number of enquiries for private care from around the world, Moorfields agreed to have the site redesigned, restructured and redeveloped.
		We met with Moorfields to discuss and agree the requirements of the new web site and a new site structure was developed.
		Moorfields continued to expand their web site since it was relaunched in 1999 - it was relaunched in 2002.
	www.limov.com /projects.lml?w=0&p=mf-1 (465 words)

	The History of Moorfields Eye Hospital
		The author is to be congratulated for presenting Moorfields' enormous contribution to ophthalmology over the past forty years to the general public.
		The volume, with a foreword by Professor Douglas Coster AO, is illustrated with a wealth of photographs and anecdotes that illuminate the momentous changes in technology, culture and economics, which have influenced Moorfields in recent years.
		He has undertaken extensive research, interviewing more than 150 members of Moorfields staff, past and present, reading reports and papers and consulting the records from the Hospital archives to cover every aspect of the changes to the Hospital and throughout medicine during this period.
	www.rsmpress.co.uk /bkleaver.htm (394 words)

	Photograph - Kingsgrove N.S.W. Australia - Headstone of James Chard (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Dated 1856, it is the oldest headstone in Moorfields Cemetery.
		James Chard's son, John, donated land in the centre of the small farming settlement, known as Moorfields to build a Wesleylan Chapel.
		Note: A heritage panel, Moorfields church and cemetery 1851 was unveiled by Councillor Kayee Griffin, Mayor of Canterbury, on the 2 May, 1998.
	www.canterbury.nsw.gov.au /photos/30200/30249.htm (126 words)

	BBC - Radio 4 - Case Notes 15/02/2005 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The oldest specialist eye hospital in the world - Moorfields in London - is celebrating its 200th anniversary.
		The surgeons at Moorfields can reattach the retina by 'freezing' it back into place while the patient is still awake; Mark Porter finds out more about the procedure.
		With regular sight checks and careful management of their diabetes, those at risk should be able to avoid losing their sight.
	fuzzball.homeunix.net /radio4/science/casenotes_20050215.shtml (400 words)

	Moorfields Web Based Eye Health Project Since 1999
		Since 1999, Moorfields Eye Hospital has been involved in telemedicine practice and research.
		Based on this experience, a new project has been established to provide a secure internet connection allowing clinicians to connect together in a network for advice on diagnosis and management of eye problems.
		Clinicians can post digital pictures with a case histories to www.telemed.moorfields.org.uk and obtain secondary advice primarily provided by specialists at Moorfields Eye Hospital NHS Trust.
	www.ucl.ac.uk /ioo/research/telemedicine/web_based.htm (336 words)

	Photograph - Kingsgrove N.S.W. Australia - Moorefields Methodist Church (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		This land was in the centre of a small farming settlement, known as Moorfields.
		On the 2 May, 1998 Councillor Kayee Griffin, Mayor of Canterbury, unveiled a heritage panel, Moorfields church and cemetery 1851.
		The correct spelling of the church is Moorfields Methodist Church.
	www.canterbury.nsw.gov.au /photos/30000/30048.htm (238 words)

	Adrian Patrick
		His consultant at Moorfields Eye Hospital hospital has wanted him to be able to try a drug, Infliximab, which both and Mr Patrick believe has been effective in treating others with similar conditions, but their request was blocked by the management at Moorfields.
		Norman Baker, after months of trying to sort out the issue with the management at Moorfields, finally took what he calls the "nuclear option" and on December 8th raised it in a full debate on the floor of the House of Commons, dedicated just to Mr Patrick.
		Following the debate, a new urgency appeared in the activities of Moorfields, and Mr Patrick has now been telephoned and told he can have the drug that might save his sight.
	www.cix.co.uk /~normanbaker/press_releases/2005/050301_Adrian_Patrick.htm (261 words)

	Appeals Service - Venue Information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The venue is located on Dale Street close to Moorfields railway station.
		Car parking is available at the NCP car park behind the railway station and there is on-street pay and display car parking on Stanley Street 100 metres away.
		The venue is close to Moorfields railway station (Northern and Wirral lines).
	www.appeals-service.gov.uk /venue_details.asp?ID=83 (283 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Henry Edward Cardinal Manning
		From resolutions which he made as to his future conduct towards the coming archbishop it is clear that he did not anticipate his own appointment.
		The new archbishop was consecrated at St. Mary Moorfields, on 8 June, 1865, by Bishop Ullathorne of Birmingham.
		Later in the year he went to Rome to receive the pallium, returning to England by November, when he was solemnly enthroned, and set himself to the great work that lay before him.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/09604b.htm (4106 words)

	Researcher home Pages Index (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Mr Ian Murdoch Institute of Ophthalmology and Moorfields Eye Hospital [Medline Abstracts]
		Moorfields Eye Hospital and Institute of Public Health [Medline Abstracts]
		Mr John Sloper Institute of Ophthalmology and Moorfields Eye Hospital [Medline Abstracts]
	www.site4sight.org.uk /ResAreas/ResHPindex.htm (564 words)

	David Heath MP: parliamentary eye health group (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The Institute of Ophthalmology and Moorfields Eye Hospital form the largest single site for eye care and research in the world, and this unique combined resource provided the MPs with a fascinating insight into the latest developments in eye care.
		The MPs were given a guided tour of Moorfields Low Vision Clinic by Dr Louise Culham, Head of Optometry, which included a demonstration of high technology low vision devices.
		Professor Alan Bird, medical consultant at Moorfields who specialises in the area of retinal diseases, and Professor Adam Sillito, Director of the Institute of Ophthalmology also both addressed the MPs, stressing the importance of both visual rehabilitation and the research that is undertaken at Moorfields and the Institute.
	www.davidheath.co.uk /eye.html (1200 words)

	St Mary Moorfields Roman Catholic Church - City of London, UK - Homepage
		Welcome to the website of St Mary Moorfields Roman Catholic church in the City of London.
		Copyright (c) 2005 St Mary Moorfields, all rights reserved.
		Alternatively, please call on 020 7247 8390 or write to St Mary Moorfields, 4-5 Eldon Street, City of London, EC2M 7LS, United Kingdom.
	www.stmarymoorfields.net (130 words)

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