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"I’m writing this from Nasser hospital in southern Gaza, where I’ve just finished operating on another severely malnourished young teenager. A seven-month-old baby lies in our paediatric intensive care unit, so tiny and malnourished that I initially mistook her for a newborn. The phrase “skin and bones” doesn’t do justice to the way her body has been ravaged. She is literally wasting away before our eyes and, despite our best efforts, we are powerless to save her. We are witnessing deliberate starvation in Gaza right now." - www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2025/jul/22/gaza-israel... ▪️ Pont Groesor, Gwynedd
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19th October 2021 :
No rain this morning, or this afternoon, so I was out for my walk this morning as soon as I could. Not cold either, which was good.
Found these lobster pots in someone's garden and decided on them for today's photo. Different.
Today is : World Paediatric Bone and Joint Day - nationaldaycalendar.com/world-pediatric-bone-and-joint-da...
And as for the Silly News it's : National Seafood Bisque Day - nationaldaycalendar.com/national-seafood-bisque-day-octob...
That's not at all silly, it's delicious. 😋
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The Children’s Air Ambulance is a charity-funded service that transfers critically ill children from local hospitals to specialist paediatric centres throughout Great Britain. It also moves specialist teams and equipment to local hospitals when a child is too sick to travel. The service has carried out 650 missions at an average cost of £3,500 per flight.
This AgustaWestland AW169 helicopter, G-PICU, operated by Specialist Aviation Services, is seen landing at Gloucestershire Airport, Staverton, on 20th January 2022.
Our lovely Granddaughter, Mollie, was rushed into hospital after an Aneurysm burst and caused a bleed in her brain, in the evening on Tuesday 12th of September. She was in a Paediatric ICU for over a week and they kept her sedated until her first Birthday on the 18th. We are yet to discover the extent of her injuries and have been visiting as often as we can. My wife visited alone today as I'm coming down with a cold and didn't want to add to Mollie's troubles by sharing. Photography normally clears my head, so I went out with my camera but I felt like a lost soul.
This is a challenge is to do with what jobs people do . Lets start with the letter P : My P is for Paediatric Dentist : :: Credits : Art work by me : No Tag : Hugs,1WEstiexxx : Challenge ends : 24th June 2022
Link to Challenge :
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Hawthorn, Victoria
Australia is about to vote.
I took a quick drive down to Hawthorn today as one of the more high profile contests is in the inner eastern Melbourne seat of Kooyong between the Federal Treasurer, Josh Frydenberg, and a strong independent candidate, Dr Monique Ryan, a paediatric neurologist.
The usual electoral contests in Australia are between the centre right Liberal and National Party Coalition (currently in government nationally) and the centre left Labor Party which has been more successful at a state/provincial level. Not any more though and the current government is under serious challenge in its generally very safe inner urban seats from high profile independents running on issues such as climate change and integrity in government.
The photo features Mr Frydenberg with his dog greeting early voters. I will be frank and say I don't support him or his party but am quite fascinated by the fact that one of our most powerful and prominent politicians cannot afford ever be too distant from his community!
We will know tomorrow night how it goes but, needless to say, it will be a highly watched result!
An update: Dr Monique Ryan will be the new Member for Kooyong after a significant swing against Josh Frydenberg. She will join a now quite expanded cross bench in the Australian House of Representatives.
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This looks like it might be a highrise office block in the heart of the City but actually it's the Royal London Hospital in the East End.
I liked the optical illusion this shot creates as it's not clear whether this is an internal or external corner.....
This was taken during last Octobers London Flickr Group Photowalk around Whitechapel and Aldgate. Our next photowalk is planned for Saturday 15th March, more info here if you're interested in coming along : www.flickr.com/groups/londonflickrgroup/discuss/721577219...
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From Wikipedia, "In March 2005 planning permission was granted for the redevelopment and expansion of The Royal London Hospital. The scheme was procured under a Private Finance Initiative contract in 2006. Sited on the grounds of the existing hospital, the works involved the replacement of certain of the hospital's old facilities, some of which dated back to when the hospital moved to its existing site in 1757. The works also involved the creation of a new trauma and emergency care centre and substantial new renal and paediatric facilities. These works, which were designed by HOK and undertaken by Skanska at a cost of £650 million, opened in part in 2012 and were completed in 2016. The old hospital buildings were converted into the new Tower Hamlets Town Hall for Tower Hamlets Council between 2019 and 2023."
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Things have changes just a little since I last did PET about 10 years ago, wish me luck!
Computerised Tomography-Positron Emission Tomography Scanner
Mollie is looking brighter and happier but still in the Paediatric Neurological ward at the LGI, in Leeds. The staff there have been wonderful, first saving her life and then nursing her back to health. We don't know the extent or results of our Granddaughter's injuries but are just glad she is still with us. This is another shot from my visit to Staithes for dawn on the day she was, later, rushed into hospital.
Popped into Emergency Scotland 2011 and found these parked outside
New Peadiatric Intensive Care Unit. The Scottish Ambulance Service and the Yorkhill Children's Foundation working together.
A Ford Transit/Wilker conversion
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Popped into Emergency Scotland 2011 and found these parked outside
New Peadiatric Intensive Care Unit. The Scottish Ambulance Service and the Yorkhill Children's Foundation working together.
A Ford Transit/Wilker conversion
Find out more about the Scottish Paediatric Intensive Care Retrieval Service
A doctor from the emergency department pays tribute to her colleagues in the COVID 19 wards by looking up at their ward windows and clapping. Clapping in appreciation of the nurses, doctors and staff at the NHS during the COVID 19 pandemic lockdown. Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, Fulham Road, London, UK. April 30, 2020. Photo: Edmond Terakopian
Popped into Emergency Scotland 2011 and found these parked outside
New Peadiatric Intensive Care Unit. The Scottish Ambulance Service and the Yorkhill Children's Foundation working together.
A Ford Transit/Wilker conversion
Find out more about the Scottish Paediatric Intensive Care Retrieval Service
At the 2023 Carnaval in Frankfurt. It was getting dark, I had only ISO 100 left in my bag and opened aperture wider than was wide to compensate.
As for clowns and kids, well, about 20 years ago someone published an article on sick kids perception of the entertainment they are provided in hospitals, in particular by visiting clowns. A number of interviews clearly established most kids felt uncomfortable around them, or found them downright scary. I don't know whether paediatric wards amended their clown policies, but at least someone got published in a decent journal.
Minolta XD7 and MC-Rokkor PF 1:1.4 f=58mm, Agfa APX 100 in Rodinal for 10 min @ 20°C and digitalized using kit zoom and extension tubes.
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A twin shot this one: one with a figure and one without. I couldn't decide which one I liked more or seemed better, they're interesting for different reasons. The empty one feels more liminal with it's sickly green and blue wash but the one with the cleaner is nice with it's contrasting warm and cool tones. Plus it's nice to have a minifigure in there once in while :-)
A twin shot this one: one with a figure and one without. I couldn't decide which one I liked more or seemed better, they're interesting for different reasons. The empty one feels more liminal with it's sickly green and blue wash but the one with the cleaner is nice with it's contrasting warm and cool tones. Plus it's nice to have a minifigure in there once in while :-)
Today children, we are looking through the….…errm……derelict window!
Now settle down quickly and we’ll begin.
Lindsey, please stop flicking ink pellets at Mya! You know she promised to bring Pakora’s in for us. You will see Miss Trunchbull at break and be prepared to be hurled out of the window!
And why have you brought that extremely large measuring cylinder in? If I weren’t mistaken, I would think it was a yard of wine glass!
Edward Coulson, please may we have your attention and when we do, I would like you to explain to your classmates the fascination in staring at the 5 people standing at the bus stop in the pouring rain!
Brian, Brian, Brian, what does it say on the door?
Yes, it says ‘classroom’. It does not say ‘Petting Zoo! In future please leave your farmyard animals at home. I would also ask if you really consider pink wellies appropriate footwear for a juvenile pig?
Honestly a horse and a pig! And what on earth is that steaming pile behind your desk?
Miss Hedman, yes, yes, yes, you can be pencil monitor next week.
Master Rouse, for the N’th time (where N is a prime integer), please put your spreadsheet and slide rule away. You’ll be pleased to know that we will be studying equilateral triangles later.
Your task for today is to match the above images to the following creatures. Please note there may be more than one correct answer to an image.
A Dumbo
B Sea Lion
C Dragon
D Sloth
E Chow Dog
F Lesser Spotted Eejit
G Angry Bird
F Knight of the Round Table
G Gymnast
Have fun and don't ask the bloody obvious question.......😂
You're all pretty cool, so today's track chose itself
An orchid bloom, remembering our grandson Vaughn, who was born 2 years ago on March 4. Born with a congenital heart defect called Epstein's Anomaly, our little tiger fought a valiant battle, but tragically passed away at 4 weeks of age. The Orchid plant recently started blooming again after 2years.
Coincidence ?
Our daughter and son-in-law have recently set up a foundation in his memory, to raise funds in support paediatric heart research at the Stollery Children's hospital in Edmonton and provide assistance to families going through the same medical situations.
For Vaughn's story , please visit www.vaughnsawchukfoundation.com
This sculpture seems to celebrate women and children.
"The Hospital for Sick Children, also known as SickKids, is a children's hospital located on University Avenue in the Discovery District of Toronto, Ontario, Canada. It is a teaching hospital affiliated with the University of Toronto, and is the world's second-largest hospital-based paediatric research facility " - Wikipedia
Private ambulance service, this vehicle has various roles including organ transplants, emergency blood and paediatric emergency transport, movement of surgical staff and doctors as well as being used for driver training. AY58 FKW, seen responding near Lambeth.
view the response video here: youtu.be/yQLc3quXk8Y
KK Women's and Children's Hospital (KKH), Singapore
From its humble beginnings as a small general hospital in 1858 to a 30-bed maternity hospital in 1924, KKH has grown into an 830-bed hospital providing obstetric and gynaecology, neonatology and paediatric services. Often affectionally referred to as "KK" amongst locals, it is the birthplace of a sizeable proportion of Singaporeans, delivering over half of total newborns in the country as early as 1938.
In 1966, the hospital entered the Guinness Book of Records for delivering the highest number of newborns within a single maternity facility for that year, and it continued to hold on to this record for a full decade, delivering 85% of the population. source: wikipedia
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Some of Southampton Generals Paediatric vehicles seen here parked togethor. All that is missing is there new Vehicle.
Seen here - x2 Mercedes Sprinters and Unknown RRV.
One of Southampton General's Paediatric Intensive care Vehicles seen here parked up at Southampton General Hospital.
Scottish Ambulance Service
Paediatric Intensive Care Unit
Mercedes Benz Sprinter
A90
Hillfield Flyover
Inverkeithing
AAPC 2016, Advanced Anaesthesia & Pain Conclave at Sir H. N. Reliance Foundation Hospital and Research Centre
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First Pediatric Cardiac Sciences CME on Congenital Heart Defect at Sir H. N. Reliance Foundation Hospital And Research Centre
Sir H. N. Reliance Foundation Hospital And Research Centre organising First Pediatric Cardiac Sciences CME on Congenital Heart Defect on Sunday, 27th December 2015 between 08:30 am to 05:00 pm at Convention Centre, Level 1, Kapol Niwas.
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St John Ambulance working with South Thames retrieval Services, Children's Intensive Care Ambulance.
One of Southampton General Hospitals Paediatric Intensive Care Unit vehicles seen here On An Emergency call / Transfer.
The Queen Elizabeth Hospital For Children This Part Dates From 1870!..It Closed In 1997 And Remained Vacant For Many Years...Much Of The Facade Has Been Retained The Redevelopment Provides 188 New Homes, 116 Of Which Are Available For Private Sale...`A 2 Bedroom Flat Went On Sale Last Year For £670,000..The Complex Go`s By The Name Mettle & Poise... Speed Limits Been Reduced..
It's foundations were laid on April 5, 1930, by the Governor of Malta, John Du Cane, in the presence of the Prime Minister, Gerald Strickland.
By 1939, at the outset of the Second World War, the hospital was still incomplete and the work was suspended, nevertheless, in 1941, the main block was converted into an isolation hospital for infectious diseases. The edifice, now given the official title of St. Luke's Hospital, had to cope with several epidemics ranging from measles to typhoid, typhus, poliomyelitis, scabies and ringworm.
By the late 1940s St. Luke's assumed its role as a general hospital with facilities for treating general medical, surgical, gynaecological and paediatric cases. In 1948 the radiology department was opened.
The hospital building is listed on the National Inventory of the Cultural Property of the Maltese Islands
Tübingen
University Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy
The University Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy's historical building on the "Tal" Hospital premises has characterised the city landscape overlooking Tübingen's old town centre since 1895. Directly next to this building, is the home of the Department of Paediatric and Juvenile Psychiatry. The newly erected building of the Outpatient Clinic of the Institute of Psychiatry ("PIA"), the Wildermuthstrasse Day Clinic, and Wielandshöhe Day Clinic for the elderly are also part of this Hospital complex.
Die Universitätsklinik für Psychiatrie und Psychotherapie
>>>> The University Hospital for Psychiatry and Psychotherapy ( old Building)
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vom Kelternplatz aus gesehen
vesteckt hinter dichtem Grün - Das Parkhaus König,
ehmals Gaststätte König, mit direktem Treppenaufgang* zum Altklinikum.
* Teppenaufgang
Jakob van Hoddis Staffeln
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aka
Hans Davidsohn - ein deutscher Dichter des literarischen Expressionismus.
Ab 1922 befand sich van Hoddis in ständiger privater Pflege in Tübingen. Inzwischen war sein Zustand so bedenklich, dass er 1926 auf Antrag seiner Mutter Doris Davidson geborene Kempner durch das Amtsgericht Tübingen entmündigt wurde und ein Onkel – Hermann Kempner – die Vormundschaft für ihn übernahm. Am 15. Juni 1927 eskalierte ein Streit mit seinem Nachbarn, und man wies ihn in die Universitätsklinik der Stadt ein.
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m Jahr der nationalsozialistischen „Machtergreifung“ 1933 emigrierte van Hoddis' Mutter mit seinen Schwestern Marie und Anna ebenfalls nach Palästina. Am 29. September 1933 wurde van Hoddis in die „Israelitischen Heil- und Pflegeanstalten“ Bendorf-Sayn bei Koblenz verlegt. In dieser Anstalt wurden ab 1940 alle jüdischen Nervenkranken im deutschen Reich konzentriert. Am 30. April 1942 wurde er von dort in den Distrikt Lublin nach Polen deportiert und – höchstwahrscheinlich im Vernichtungslager Sobibór – im Mai oder Juni desselben Jahres im Alter von 55 Jahren ermordet.
Remembrance: In Erinnerung an Hans Davidsohn ( acronym: Jakob van Hoddis)
In Tübingen erinnert die „Jakob-van-Hoddis-Staffel“ in der Nähe der Universitätsklinik für Psychiatrie und Psychotherapie und in Göppingen ein Denkmal im Garten des Christophsbads an den Dichter und sein Schicksal.
Zudem trägt in Göppingen ein Wohnheim zur Wiedereingliederung von psychisch kranken Menschen seinen Namen. Das Wohnheim gehört zum Verein „VIADUKT Hilfen für psychisch Kranke e. V.“.
In der Rosenthaler Straße 40/41 in Berlin-Mitte, im Durchgang zu den Hackeschen Höfen, erinnert seit 1994 eine Gedenktafel an den Dichter, der dort 1909 den „Neuen Club“ mitbegründete.
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Exkurs: Am Stadtgraben ( früher: "Grabenstraße")
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Die Straße Am Stadtgraben folgt der alten nördlichen Stadtbefestigung/Stadtmauer der Altstadt von der Kelternstraße/Kelternplatz, Ecke Schmiedtorstraße im Westen zur Wilhelmstraße im Osten als Einbahnstraße. Auf diesen ca. 550 m zweigen die Lange Gasse nach Süden in die Altstadt ab und gegenüber die Treppe zur Rümelinstraße.
Der Alte Botanische Garten grenzt nordöstlich an die Straße an, die zwischen der im Westen parallel laufenden Ammer und dem Kino Museum im Osten liegt.
Zwischen der Stadtmauer und der heutigen Straße verlief der Stadtgraben. Die Straße hieß ursprünglich Grabenstraße und wurde 1976 zur Unterscheidung von der Grabenstraße im eingemeindeten Hirschau Am Stadtgraben genannt.
Entlang der Straße wurden 1873 die Uhlandschule und 1882 die Hölderlinschule gebaut. Diese wurden 1996/97 abgerissen und 2000 durch ein neues Wohn- und Geschäftshaus mit dem "Kelternturm" ersetzt
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La Gota de Leche fue el nombre dado a las instituciones creadas para remediar los problemas de desnutrición y alta mortalidad infantil en aquellas familias que no podían permitirse el lujo de tener nodriza, y cuyas madres no podían dar de mamar. Surgieron a finales del siglo XIX. La idea original de «las gotas de leche» procedía de Francia, donde el médico León Dufour había creado la primera Gota de Leche en 1894.
Rafael Ulecia y Cardona funda en Madrid, en 1904, La Gota de Leche, el primer consultorio de niños de pecho. En este mismo año, en Barcelona, se inaugura el Servicio Lácteo Infantil. Estas instituciones además de prestar asistencia pediátrica, facilitaban la alimentación láctea.
La primera Gota de Leche que se inauguró en Barcelona fue la de Vidal y Solares, médico pediatra fundador del Hospital de Niños Pobres de Barcelona, como una sección del mencionado hospital. La Gota de Leche de Barcelona, se inauguró bajo la dirección de los médicos Cardenal, Girona y Soler.
La Gota de Leche de San Sebastián, situada en la calle Loiola, empezó su andadura el 30 de septiembre de 1903, presidiendo la inauguración la reina madre María Cristina.
La Gota de Leche de Logroño se encuentra en la calle Once de Junio nº 2 y se inauguró el 10 de abril de 1905 siendo Alcalde D. Isidro Iñiguez Carreras. Desde sus orígenes hasta nuestros días ha ido adaptándose a las necesidades municipales como se refleja en el libro sobre el tema publicado en 2008 por el Instituto de Estudios Riojanos. En la actualidad es un moderno centro de recursos juveniles basado en las artes audiovisuales y la información, también es la Escuela de Música Municipal.
El Consultorio de Niños de Pecho de Sevilla tuvo su apertura el día 8 de enero de 1906. Los facultativos encargados de las consultas eran los los propios fundadores: Ciriaco Esteban, José Román Chico y Jerónimo Oliveras Piscol, sensibilizados por los graves problemas que afectan a los niños, especialmente los hijos de familias más desfavorecidas.
En Melilla, siendo Presidente de la Junta de Arbitrios, el Señor General D. José Villalba Riquelme, sensibilizado y preocupado por la miseria en que la mayoría de los habitantes de Melilla se encontraban, convocó a las personalidades más destacadas de la ciudad, para una reunión. De esta reunión salió a la luz la idea de formar una ASOCIACIÓN GENERAL DE CARIDAD. Y así quedó fundada el día 21 de enero del año 1915 con el nombre popular de La Gota de Leche de Melilla.
En Gijón/Xixón la conocida Gota Lleche se localiza en dos edificios a pocos metros de distancia, siendo uno de ellos un hogar maternal construido ad hoc, y otro el antiguo Palacio Valdés frente a la plaza del Humedal, a escasa distancia de la Calle Corrida.
En Bilbao estaba ubicado en el barrio de Torre Urizar.
Las técnicas de esterilización, mediante calor, tienen su antecedente en la esterilización de leche para biberones que se hacía en las llamadas Gotas de Leche, benéficos establecimientos en donde se preparaban biberones, de uso diario, para lactantes de las clases sin recursos.
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www.maralmaternal.com/gota-leche-poco-historia/
The Milk Drop was the name given to institutions created to remedy the problems of malnutrition and high child mortality in those families who could not afford to have a nurse, and whose mothers could not breastfeed. They emerged in the late 19th century. The original idea of "milk drops" came from France, where the doctor Leon Dufour had created the first Milk Drop in 1894.1
Rafael Ulecia y Cardona founded in Madrid in 1904, La Gota de Leche, the first office for children with breasts. In the same year, in Barcelona, the Children's Milk Service was inaugurated. These institutions, in addition to providing paediatric care, facilitated milk feeding.2
The first Milk Drop that was inaugurated in Barcelona was that of Vidal y Solares, a doctor of pediatrics founder of the Hospital de Niños Pobres in Barcelona, as a section of the aforementioned hospital.3 La Gota de Leche de Barcelona, was inaugurated under the direction of the doctors Cardenal , Girona and Soler.4
The Milk Drop of San Sebastian, located on Loiola Street, began on September 30, 1903, presiding over the inauguration of Queen Mother Maria Cristina.
The Logroño Milk Drop is located at Calle Once de Junio no 2 and was inaugurated on April 10, 1905 as Mayor D. Isidro Iñiguez Carreras. From its origins to the present day it has been adapting to the municipal needs as reflected in the book on the subject published in 2008 by the Institute of Riojan Studies. Today it is a modern youth resource center based on the audiovisual arts and information, it is also the Municipal School of Music.
The Children's Office of Seville had its opening on January 8, 1906. The practitioners in charge of the consultations were the founders themselves: Ciriaco Esteban, José Román Chico and Jerónimo Oliveras Piscol, sensitized to the serious problems affecting children, especially the children of more disadvantaged families.5
In Melilla, as Chairman of the Board of Arbitrators, General D. José Villalba Riquelme, sensitized and concerned about the misery in which most of the inhabitants of Melilla were, summoned the most prominent personalities of the city, for a Meeting. From this meeting came the idea of forming a GENERAL ASSOCIATION OF CARITY. And so it was founded on January 21, 1915 under the popular name of La Gota de Leche de Melilla.
In Gijón/Xixón the well-known Lleche Drop is located in two buildings a few meters away, one of them being a maternal home built ad hoc, and another the old Valdés Palace in front of the Wetland Square, a short distance from Calle Corrida.
In Bilbao it was located in the neighborhood of Torre Urizar.
Heat sterilization techniques have their antedentin escaping in the sterilization of bottle milk that was done in the so-called Milk Drops, beneficial establishments where bottles were prepared, for daily use, for infants of classes without Resources.
MicroPolis is famous for its University Hospital, recently built in slightly unconventional post-modern style.
Inspired (rather laterally ) by the Paediatric Wing of the Oxford University John Radcliffe Hospital.
more Campus buildings here