St Mark's Hospital
- Date:
- 1972-1977
- Reference:
- GC/198/D/2
- Part of:
- Sir Francis Avery Jones
- Archives and manuscripts
About this work
Description
Brochure on St Mark's Research Foundation, it contains a passage about the organisation of the Hospital and the Research Foundation, written in Avery Jones' capacity as a Trustee.
Annual Reports for St Mark's Hospital: 1972, 1975-1977 (the first three have forewords from Avery Jones, written in his capacity as Chairman of the Medical Committee, the report for 1977 is inscribed to Avery Jones 'from all the staff of St Marks' and signed by Ian Todd, the new Chairman of the Medical Committee; it contains a tribute to Avery Jones, p8.)
Publication/Creation
1972-1977
Physical description
1 file
Biographical note
St Mark's Hospital, London was founded by Frederick Salmon in 1835 to treat patients with anorectal disorders. It was one of the first specialist hospitals and has played a major part in the development of gastroenterology, nutrition research and the understanding of colorectal disease.
Avery Jones was Honorary Consulting Gastroenterologist at St Mark's Hospital from 1949 until 1977.
Where to find it
Location Status Access Closed stores