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	Nuffield Hospitals to make substantial savings of time and money by implementing paperless technology - 14 Nov 2006
		Nuffield hospitals, the UK’s longest-standing group of independent hospitals, is further streamlining its procurement processes and will make significant savings by implementing Version One’s electronic form design, automated document delivery and electronic payment technologies.
		Nuffield is committed to providing healthcare excellence that is accessible and affordable to as many people as possible.
		Nuffield has a turnover of £500 million and has 40 hospitals, approximately 10,000 staff members and provides treatment to over one million patients each year.
	www.accountingweb.co.uk /cgi-bin/item.cgi?id=161937 (599 words)

	Nuffield Organisation - Biocrawler (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Nuffield Organisation was an automobile manufacturing company in the United Kingdom.
		Named for its financier, William Morris, 1st Viscount Nuffield, was formed in 1938 as the merger of Nuffield's Morris Motor Company with Wolseley and (bankrupt) Riley/Autovia.
		The Nuffield Organisation merged with the Austin Motor Company to form the British Motor Corporation in 1952.
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/Nuffield_Organisation (115 words)

	Our Organisation
		Nuffield Hospitals was established in 1957 and has been providing high quality healthcare services to local communities ever since.
		Nuffield Hospitals is both a registered charity (the Trust) and a company limited by guarantee.
		Nuffield Hospitals is managed by the Board of Governors, who are both directors of the Company and the Trustees of the Charity.
	www.nuffieldhospitals.org.uk /about_us/aboutus.asp (362 words)

	Cosmetic Breast Surgeon - Philip Turton - Cosmetic Breast Surgery Leeds
		Nuffield Hospitals is the largest not-for-profit independent healthcare provider in the UK with 40 hospitals in England and Scotland.
		Nuffield Proactive Health is the first UK based company to offer corporations a single point of access to a seamless spectrum of health, wellbeing and fitness services underpinned by the highest standards of medical care and expertise,
		According to the Nuffield Hospitals research 11 per cent of men either have, or are, considering cosmetic surgery; that's around 40 per cent of the proportion of women (27 per cent).
	www.cosmeticbreastsurgeon.co.uk /ConsultationNuffield.htm (752 words)

	Nuffield Tractors
		In total the Nuffield list had 100 approved implements and even assisted manufacturers in their research and testing of new ones, introduced for the new range of tractor in 1950 (to fill the gap in the engine range).
		The Nuffield tractor fitted with roadless half tracks could not be used with a hydraulic linkage, it came with a draw bar and P.T.O. (due to the idler wheel extending out further than an ordinary pneumatic wheel) the overall length of the roadless conversion was 12'.7.5" and 6'.11" wide.
		The old Nuffield tractor was still recognizable even in the new Leylands and in fact the Marshall tractors owe a lot to the original Nuffield tractor of 40 years ago.
	www.madeinbirmingham.org /nuffield.htm (3001 words)

	SourceWire \| Press Releases - Nuffield Hospitals to make substantial savings of time and money by implementing ...
		Nuffield hospitals, the UK’s longest-standing group of independent hospitals, is further streamlining its procurement processes and will make significant savings by implementing Version One’s electronic form design, automated document delivery and electronic payment technologies.
		Nuffield is committed to providing healthcare excellence that is accessible and affordable to as many people as possible.
		Nuffield has a turnover of £500 million and has 40 hospitals, approximately 10,000 staff members and provides treatment to over one million patients each year.
	sourcewire.com /releases/rel_display.php?relid=28210&hilite= (642 words)

	Nuffield Farming Scholarship Trust Ireland Ltd > About
		Nuffield Ireland is an independent organisation that promotes excellence by developing and supporting individuals with leadership potential, thus striving to positively influence all aspects of Irish Agriculture.
		A report is prepared and presented to various agricultural forums in Ireland and the UK to stimulate change and provide leadership.
		Nuffield Farming Scholarship Trust Ireland Ltd clascurettes@nuffield.ie 01 4199500
	www.nuffield.ie (100 words)

	Nuffield Diagnostics
		Nuffield Diagnostics is a nationwide network of 40 Radiology and Pathology locations offering state-of-the-art MRI, CT, X-Ray, Ultrasound and laboratory services to the NHS, corporate and self-pay markets.
		The organisation has added significant investment in staff, technology and infrastructure to its unrivalled experience of working alongside the NHS to integrate cost-effective radiology and pathology solutions into a single dedicated organisation.
		Now, Nuffield Diagnostics’ extended pathology network is able to cope with increased demand, just as more PCTs are choosing to outsource elements of their diagnostic services.
	www.nuffielddiagnostics.org.uk /article.php?id=9 (517 words)

	Nuffield Farming Scholarship Trust Ireland Ltd > History
		He was ennobled as Lord Nuffield and his fortune was so great that he was able to give away more than £30,000,000 during his lifetime — when the value of money was far, far greater than it is today - to various charitable bodies.
		During the period 1976-80 management of the programme was devolved to national organisers, with a triennial management conference rotating around the participating countries.
		In 2001 the Irish Co-operative Organisation Society became a new sponsor and the number of scholarships was increased to three per annum.
	www.nuffield.ie /fulcrum.html?ep=6 (792 words)

	About Nuffield Australia Farming Scholars
		Rather, as a consequence of his or her experience, the Scholar is generally committed to a life-long involvement in the international Nuffield network driven by a thirst for continued learning.
		Nuffield Australia Farming Scholars willingly give their time and expertise back to the organisation to, in some small way, repay it for the opportunities it presented them with personally.
		The Nuffield Australia Farming Scholars Foundation is critical to the managed expansion and sustainability of the scholarship programme.
	www.nuffield.com.au /about.html (373 words)

	Public Health - Ethical Issues. Consultation Paper
		The Nuffield Council established a Working Party in January 2006 to consider the ethical dilemmas related by public health, such as the difficulties in balancing individual choice and community benefit.
		A person or organisation contemplating intervention must assess the competence and insight or incumbent arrangements, along with full knowledge of local and empirical data relating to the threat.
		Testing for both organisers is already compulsory as a protection against the movement of people between some countries around the world for the purposes of international travel and residency.
	www.rcpe.ac.uk /policy/archive/2006/public-health-ethical-issues.php (4370 words)

	Minor Monthly - Morris: The Man - minormonthly.com
		Although joining the Nuffield Organisation in 1949, it was not until January 1956 that a chance arose for me to meet WRM, a man for whom I had immense respect.
		Nuffield Exports was to be found at the far end of the Cowley plant, ideally situated alongside the railway.
		Nuffield College inherited this fascinating residence on the death of WRM in 1963.
	www.minormonthly.com /magazine/issue062.phtml?ID= (1937 words)

	Cosmetic and plastic surgery in the UK: Nuffield Hospitals
		Nuffield Hospitals: Cosmetic surgery in the UK Since its establishment in 1957, Nuffield Hospitals has grown to become the largest network of not-for-profit, independent, acute hospitals in the UK.
		Nuffield Hospitals has 43 hospitals in England and one in Scotland and we continue to grow our network through acquisitions, and through our investment in extending and refurbishing facilities.
		Nuffield Hospitals is currently working to transform the market for independent acute healthcare in the UK and to make it accessible to as many people as possible.
	www.privatehealth.co.uk /cosmetic-surgery/cosmetic-companies/nuffield-hospitals (238 words)

	NUFFIELD HOUSE PRACTICE
		Nuffield House is a purpose-built Health Centre, which was opened by Lord Nuffield in 1955.
		The Nuffield Trust eventually decided that the time had come to declare its experiment a success and the Harlow Health Centres were put on the market.
		Nuffield House is situated close to The Stow, which is the local shopping centre for the surrounding area.
	www.nuffieldhouse.co.uk /newsite/information_2002.htm (3324 words)

	Nuffield College, General, Some externally funded projects
		The research carried out at Nuffield College is largely funded by the College's endowment and monies raised to support various specific short term research projects.
		A more extensive view of the research carried out by Nuffield academics can be found from the College's Annual Reports and through the homepages of the individual academics.
		The website for the Network is being developed at Nuffield and is co-ordinated by Duncan Gallie.
	www.nuffield.ox.ac.uk /projects (233 words)

	Nuffield Farming Scholarships Trust \| Sponsors
		YAS is perhaps best known for organising and hosting the annual Great Yorkshire Show and Countryside Live, however it also provides support to regional farming and countryside initiatives, The value of this support has risen year on year to nearly £1m.
		The main objective of the Frank Parkinson Agricultural Trust is to contribute to the improvement and welfare of British agriculture.
		To support this objective the principal activity of The Royal Smithfield Club is the organisation of primestock competitions, now held at The Royal Smithfield Christmas Fair at The Showground, Shepton Mallet, Somerset, in late November / early December, together with The National Festival of Meat regional competitions for primal cuts of beef and lamb.
	www.nuffieldscholar.org /sponsors.asp (901 words)

	OWL 2.0: Nuffield College
		Nuffield College is a relatively new (completed in 1962) social sciences college for postgraduates.
		Although the library has some special collections and archives (typically unpublished papers relating to individuals connected to Nuffield) its primary aim is to meet the needs of Nuffield students and academics in the subject areas listed above, consequently there is a heavy focus on periodicals and purchasing current social science texts.
		In addition to Nuffield, I’ve had the opportunity to look around several libraries and also to obtain temporary part-time work in two other libraries, including the Bodleian.
	www.lib.ox.ac.uk /owl/nuffield.html (696 words)

	Nuffield Hospitals Acquires Cannons Health & Fitness, UK
		Nuffield Hospitals is delighted to announce the acquisition of Health Club Investment Group Limited, the parent company of Cannons Health & Fitness and related businesses.
		Established in 1957, Nuffield Hospitals is currently celebrating 50 years at the forefront of independent healthcare.
		Nuffield is a registered charity and the largest not-for-profit independent healthcare provider in the UK.
	www.medicalnewstoday.com /articles/90465.php (909 words)

	MeetTheBoss.tv - Healthcare Channel - Chris Cook - CIO for Nuffield Hospitals
		Although Nuffield has traditionally been a provider of healthcare through its hospital estate, it is now developing a broader range of healthcare services.
		Nuffield provides employee health and wellness services to blue chip clients through its Nuffield Proactive Health business and it also owns Vanguard Healthcare, Europe's largest and most modern fleet of mobile operating theatres and MRI scanners.
		Nuffield has also recently announced the acquisition of the Cannons Health and Fitness group comprising 67 health clubs across the UK.
	www.meettheboss.tv /broadcast/Healthcare/Chris-Cook-MeetTheBoss.tv (221 words)

	Academic Staff Personal Web Pages
		She is currently Professor of Healthcare Organisation at Middlesex University, an associate of Oxford Healthcare Management Institute Templeton College Oxford, and a Fellow of the Institute of Healthcare Management, and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Medicine.
		Her research focus is on the organisation of health care in both a UK and international context.
		She is also developing work on emotion in the management of healthcare organisation, and set up in 1998 the biennial conference Organisational Behaviour in Healthcare.
	mubs.mdx.ac.uk /Staff/Personal_pages/Annabelle2/index.htm (252 words)

	MG ZB VARITONE - The MG Owners' Club
		In 1952 the Nuffield Organisation and the Austin Motor Company merged to form the British Motor Corporation, however this was seen more as a takeover by Austin.
		Lord Nuffield was retained in an honourary position as president of BMC until his death in 1963, but it was Leonard Lord, Austin's chairman and managing director who was in total charge of the corporation from the outset.
		Because Nuffield and Austin dealers had had such close ties in the past and due to there being so many of them, it would have been very costly to compensate those dealers who would have lost their franchises, which would have been a necessary step if all BMC products only carried the Austin badge.
	www.mgownersclub.co.uk /mg-zb-varitone.html (1169 words)

	Nuffield Diagnostics :: Imaging and pathology, MRI scanning, mobile MRI, mammography
		Nuffield Diagnostics is a nationwide network of 40 imaging and pathology locations offering state-of-the-art MRI, CT, X-Ray, Ultrasound and laboratory services to the NHS, corporate and self-pay markets.
		Between 2007 and 2009, the organisation is investing £50 million into developing this new national service.
		One of the most exciting developments is the introduction of a new fleet of ‘easy access’ mobile MRI units which deploy an innovative delivery platform.
	www.sovereign-publications.com /nuffielddiagnostics.htm (594 words)

	Welcome - Nuffield Foundation
		A Nuffield funded study has led to this book from the Hansard Society, bringing together the thoughts of parliamentarians, academics and commentators from across the political spectrum to discuss what impact a 'hung parliament' might have on British politics.
		Nuffield's Commonwealth Programme is responding to the Commission for Africa's call for donors to fund initiatives that build African-led research in science and health.
		Nuffield establishes principle for charities on recovery of VAT
	www.nuffieldfoundation.org (275 words)

	Growfish - Gippsland Aquaculture Industry Network (GAIN)
		Up to 16 Nuffield Scholarships are awarded annually and this year is the first a specific scholarship for fish and aquaculture producers has been offered.
		Winners will be selected based on their farming and leadership capabilities, and their potential to make a strong contribution to the future of Australian aquaculture or fisheries.
		Nuffield Scholars then spend at least 10 weeks studying the topic of their choice in whatever country best suits their individual needs.
	www.growfish.com.au /content.asp?contentid=9461 (406 words)

	Nuffield Tractors
		When in 1948 the Morris Motors Agricultural Division launched their tractor range the name Nuffield was chosen to be the brand name for the companies agricultural products.
		In the 1960's the BMC organisation was amalgamated with the Standard Triumph and Leyland groups to become British Leyland.
		Tractor production continued under the Nuffield name until 1969 when the tractors were renamed as Leyland Tractors and the familiar poppy red livery was changed to a new two-tone Leyland corporate colour scheme.
	www.tractordata.co.uk /nuffield/index.htm (190 words)

	The Nuffield Trust
		The Trust’s work is focused on mechanisms to co-ordinate and monitor public health policy and examines concepts such as public health legislation, law as a mechanism for the protection and promotion of public health, and the impact of Europe and devolution.
		The findings in this report suggest that the ‘devolution experiment’ is indeed an important one, both in ensuring that the UK’s health services continue to evolve to meet local and national need, and in enabling all the UK’s health services to develop or adopt good practice to suit the needs of their own populations.
		The Department of Health and the Nuffield Trust are collaborating on exploring the development of metrics for research and development.
	www.nuffieldtrust.org.uk /policyareas/index.asp?id=22 (1103 words)

	MMCCV History of the Minor
		It was developed without the confidence of the senior management of the company and probably without Lord Nuffield (William Morris) being aware of its development.
		Lord Nuffield was strongly against the car going into production and even refused to drive the car for publicity purposes when the car was officially launched.
		Lord Nuffield refused to speak to the designer, Alec Issigonis for 11 years, and then only after a million Morris Minors had been sold.
	home.vicnet.net.au /~mmccv/history.html (1147 words)

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