Turner, Robert, 1938-1999

found: nuc85-70560: His Lecture notes on history taking ... 1983(hdg. on DHU rept.: Turner, Robert; usage: Robert Turner) bk. t.p. (Robert Turner, MD, FRCP, clinical reader in medicine and honorary consultant physician, Nuffield Dept. of Clinical Med., John Radcliffe Hosp., Oxford)

found: National Center for Biotechnology Information website, May 6, 2013 :Diabetes. 2008 November; 57(11): 2918-2921 (Robert Turner (1938-1999) ; best known for the groundbreaking UK Prospective Diabetes Study (UKPDS) ; discoveries spanned three broad areas of diabetes researc-namely, the physiology of insulin secretion, the etiopathogenesis of type 2 diabetes, and the clinical management of diabetes ; medical student in Cambridge and undertook his clinical training and MD research at the Middlesex Hospital in London ; moved to Oxford in the early 1970s and began to develop the Diabetes Research Laboratory ; remained an active clinician throughout his professional life, running a diabetes clinic at the John Radcliffe hospital and participating in the general medical rota at the hospital ; became a medical tutor at the Radcliffe Infirmary and wrote a succinct gem of a book, Lecture Notes on History Taking and Examination)

found: Lecture notes on clinical skills, 1996:CIP t.p. (Robert Turner, MD, FRCP; clinical reader in med. & honorary consultant physician, Nuffield Dept. of Clinical Med., John Radicliffe Hosp., Oxford)

found: Who's who in sci. in Europe, 1995(Turner, Robert Charles; b. 1938; clinical reader, Oxford Univ., Nuffield Dept. of Clinical Med.)

found: NLM files, 3/14/96(hdg.: Turner, Robert (Robert Charles), 1938- ; usage: Robert Turner)