Item 4 - Bertha Turner - 'What I Mean by a Personal Doctor'

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Bertha Turner - 'What I Mean by a Personal Doctor'

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  • 1964 (Creation)

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Turner, Francis McDougall Charlewood (1897-1982), Tutor, Pepys Librarian, President and Fellow of Magdalene College, Cambridge
(1897- 18 January 1982)

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14-page essay by Bertha Turner, entitled 'What I Mean By a Personal Doctor', about the history and importance of personal/family doctors. The essay won the Butterworth Prize, and was published in The Journal of the College of General Practitioners in 1964. At the top of the booklet, someone (possibly Bertha) has written "With my love."

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      F/FT/I/13

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