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North Bristol NHS Trust is a National Health Service trust that provides community healthcare and hospital services to Bristol, South Gloucestershire, and North Somerset, England. The trust employs over 8,000 staff delivering healthcare across Southmead Hospital, Cossham Hospital, and the Bristol Centre for Enablement, as well as the local communities. Medical teaching facilities are provided in association with the University of the West of England, Bristol University, and the University of Bath.

Healthcare and clinical specialties
North Bristol NHS trust is a centre of excellence for health care in the South West in a number of fields, as well as one of the largest hospital trusts in the UK. The trust's treatments and advances in care have won national and international recognition.

Neurosciences
The Institute of Neurosciences is located in the Brunel building at Southmead Hospital. The institute is the regional centre for neurological services serving the South West of England.

The service receives patient referrals from across the South West, throughout the UK, and worldwide. Using the latest techniques, the Neurosciences team treat a wide range of conditions. Some examples include the use of deep brain stimulation techniques for the treatment of functional disorders such as Parkinson's disease, led by Professor Gill, and developing the use of robotic surgery to deliver drugs directly into the brain.

In February 2019, a BBC documentary filmed over six years, The Parkinson's Drug Trial: A Miracle Cure followed a group of volunteers with Parkinson's disease as they take part in a groundbreaking medical trial. The trial was funded by Parkinson's UK with support from The Cure Parkinson's Trust and in association with the trust.

Orthopaedics
The Avon Orthopaedic Centre delivers services such as hip and knee surgery, carrying out 1,000 knee replacements a year.

Severn Major Trauma Network
The Severn Major Trauma Network was set up to manage and influence care for seriously injured patients from injury to rehabilitation. The network serves both adult and children's major trauma and has an adult population of around 2.3million and children's population of approximately 810,000.

Facilities and services
Until 2014, both Southmead and Frenchay were large hospitals with major Accident and Emergency (A&E) facilities, but the trust decided to centralise activities at Southmead. From April to December 2014, Frenchay Hospital was progressively closed, with the majority of services moving to a new building at Southmead. A&E was transferred on 19 May 2014. A few services relating to brain and head injuries remain at Frenchay after December 2014. The first patients moved into the new Brunel building at Southmead in May 2014.

The trust ran inpatient geriatric services at Blackberry Hill Hospital until 2005, when it closed activities at the site transferring most services to Frenchay and Southmead, and eventually selling the trust's part of the site.

In August 2015, the trust announced that they were not bidding for the contract to continue providing their current Children's Community Health Partnership services which they won in 2009, because of the "non-core nature of the service", a "lack of management capacity" and "financial pressure".

It was scheduled to be the first trust to go live with Lorenzo patient record systems, but  are experiencing problems in transitioning from the old Cerner system.

Brunel Building, Southmead Hospital

The trust opened the doors of its new building, Brunel, at Southmead Hospital, in 2014.
At the heart of the 800 bed hospital is a public concourse which simplifies access to the medical wards and departments. The concourse, known as the 'atrium', is naturally lit and ventilated and provides cafes, winter gardens and artwork. Bedrooms have large areas of unobstructed glazing and are naturally ventilated, providing the patient with control of their own environment. The bedroom wings are located on the eastern side, naturally shaded from the afternoon sun by the mechanically ventilated clinical block which houses 24 state of the art operating theatres, intra-operative MRI suite, 48 critical care bedrooms, advanced imaging suites, cardiac catheter labs and endoscopy unit. Of the 800 beds, 75% are single en-suite rooms, aiming to improve patient dignity and privacy.

The trust's Brunel Building has been honoured with two RIBA awards, an internationally-recognised mark of excellence awarded by the Royal Institute of British Architects. The building, designed by BDP architects, won RIBA South West Award 2018 for its architecture, as well as RIBA South West Client of the Year 2018.

The hospital recruited a group of volunteers, known as 'Move Makers', to aid the transition from the Frenchay site. The volunteers proved useful, so it was decided to keep them on indefinitely. In 2019 were awarded the Queen's Award for Voluntary Service.

Performance

Between July and September 2014, the trust had the third worst performance in the country against the requirement to treat and discharge or admit 95 per cent of A&E patients within four hours. It produced an operational resilience and capacity plan, envisaging the trust would achieve performance of 92 per cent against the A&E four-hour standard by April which was rejected. The biggest reason for avoidable breaches of the target was said to be the availability of suitable beds to admit patients. The trust had a deficit of £20.1million at the end of August, £6.7M worse than planned. An unnamed whistleblower claimed a lack of beds was putting patient safety at risk because small rooms designed for minor procedures, such as injections, were being used to keep patients in overnight.  The trust claimed these single rooms were entirely appropriate for safe and dignified patient care.

In February 2015, it was reported that the trust had 247 patients who had waited more than a year for elective treatment, 201 of them waiting for spinal surgery. It spent £20.8M, 7.1% of its total turnover, on agency staff in 20142015.
In February 2016, it was expecting a deficit of £33.7M for the year 20152016.

It ended 20152016 in deficit of £51.6M.

In December 2017, the trust reported 122 breaches of the 12-hour target in A&E  the worst performance in England and only 70.3 per cent of patients were seen within the four-hour target.
122 people at Southmead Hospital were left on trolleys in corridors for more than 12 hours during December.
In 2017-18, only 77.1% of A&E patients were seen within four hours.

PwC partnered with the trust to introduce Perform, a behavioural change methodology to reduce outliers, bed occupancy and rising demand. They deployed patient flow transformation discharge teams to help staff at all levels. The impact of the programme included releasing 50 beds, reducing length of stay by 13 per cent and enabling a 10.2 per cent increase in the four-hour performance. The trust received a HSJ Partnership Award in 2019 as a result of this programme.

The trust has welcomed many expansions and successes in clinical services. Neuromuscular services at the trust and University Hospitals Bristol and Weston NHS Foundation Trust have been recognised by Muscular Dystrophy UK for providing outstanding care for people with muscle-wasting conditions.

In September 2019, the trust was rated by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) as outstanding for caring, and good overall. The trust was also rated outstanding for well-led.

Overseas patients
The trust issued invoices to patients thought to be ineligible for NHS treatment totalling £1.2M in 201819, but only collected £0.2M.

Working for the trust
The trust employs around 8,000 medical and non-medical professionals, supported by volunteers. It takes a progressive approach to staff wellbeing. The Wellbeing Programme is funded by their charity, Southmead Hospital Charity, and is made up of a range of physical, psychological and lifestyle support. This includes a free over-the-phone physiotherapy assessment service, bespoke psychological support sessions, Arts on Referral and the Mental Health First Aid network. Staff also have access to a 24/7 free, confidential helpline offering counselling about financial, legal, relationships and more, provided by partner organisation Health Assured. This programme was recognised by the NHS Parliamentary Awards in 2019.

Professional development and healthcare careers
Learning and development at the trust is based in the Learning and Research Centre at Southmead Hospital. The trust has links with University of the West of England and University of Bristol who support undergraduate and postgraduate education and work placements across many professions.

Nursing recruitment
Southmead Hospital is host to regular engagement days and study days. Nurses across the region are welcomed into the trust for professional development seminars, and clinical teams provide an insight into clinical developments, give attendees a chance to network with senior and staff nurses and access to complimentary CPD hours towards revalidation.

This continues on appointment to a role at the trust, as the trust offers a wide range of benefits. This includes bespoke rotations, wellbeing support, personalised travel plans, and a structured preceptorship.

See also
 Healthcare in Bristol
 Healthcare in Somerset
 Healthcare in Gloucestershire
 List of NHS trusts

References

External links

NHS hospital trusts
Health in Bristol
Health in Gloucestershire
Health in Somerset


As we reported previously on Comicon.com, there was a 14 hour "Happening" event in Liverpool on April 1st, in which Alan Moore and many others took part. Along with the event, a special video debuted, created by Megan Lucas, called "Mandrillifesto". This had originated as a performance created by Alan Moore and Joe Brown for the Northampton Arts Lab but it was newly remixed with extra elements.
The "Happening", in fact titled, "The 14 Hour Super Weird Happening", was organized by the DJ Greg Wilson and supported by his Super Weird Substance label. Likewise, it included scenes from the play Cosmic Trigger, a play about Robert Anton Wilson, and Melinda Gebbie's artwork was also exhibited.
If you're looking for a specific interpretation of who or what "The Mandrill" is, check out the label Super Weird Substance's history of the phenomenon and sound recording of the first "Mandrillifesto" by Moore and Brown. One thing is sure–this creature emerged along with "post-rational Britain" and it closely resembled a "dictatorial baboon in makeup". Interpret that how you may. And, of course, Obey.


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Q: Решение проблемы IIS и CORS В общем, есть сайт, который обращается через JS к файлам, которые смаплены в IIS, как виртуальный каталог.
Браузер выкидывает ошибку CORS...
Как это можно обойти в IIS?
Нашел вот такой Web.config
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, который разместил в папке (эта папка является корнем сайта) с тестовым файлом:

Но проблема осталась...

A: Подсунул другой конфиг и все заработало:
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Willis H. Sanburn House, Springfield, Mass
July 31, 2017 by Derek Strahan
The house at 78 Riverview Terrace in Springfield, around 1938-1939. Image courtesy of the Springfield Preservation Trust.
The house in 2017:
This elegant Tudor Revival house was built in 1912 for Willis H. Sanburn, a businessman who was originally from Illinois. He and is wife Maud moved to Springfield in 1894 when they were in their mid-20s, and Willis began working as a bookkeeper for the Strathmore Paper Company in West Springfield. He soon advanced in the company, becoming a superintendent, then assistant treasurer, and eventually treasurer in 1918. Along with Maud, he lived here with their son Justus, who graduated from MIT the same year that the family built this house. After graduation, he began working as a chemist for Strathmore, and in 1915 he married his wife, Marion.
By the 1920 census, Justus and Marion were living in their own house on Florentine Gardens. Willis died in 1924, but Maud was still living here when the first photo was taken in the late 1930s. She remained here until her death in the 1950s, and the house was subsequently sold. Nearly 80 years after the first photo was taken, though, very little has changed in the house's appearance, and it is now part of the Forest Park Heights Historic District on the National Register of Historic Places.
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Ran across this info while looking for other info. Growing up, my mother would recount stories about Uncle Willis and Aunt Maud. Here's another bit of family history. By the way, Sandburn, comes from an error in spelling at my birth. Douglas Sandburn Dopp,,

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Academics » School of the Arts » Conservatory of Music » Voice and Opera Studies » Faculty
Voice and Opera Studies
Sherry Overholt
Assistant Professor of Music
Sherry Overholt, soprano, has enjoyed a long and successful career in operatic and concert performances. She has sung numerous lyric coloratura roles, including Gilda, Violetta, Zerlina, Valencienne, Serpina, and Marzelline, and has appeared on the concert stage as guest soloist with many orchestras, including the Chamber Orchestra of New England, Tanglewood Festival Orchestra, Philadelphia Virtuosi, and the Baltimore Symphony.
In joint operatic recitals, she and baritone Lee Velta have sung more than 500 concerts with Columbia Artists Community Concerts, in addition to singing concerts internationally. As a song recitalist, she specializes in Neo-Romantic and contemporary repertoire, with performances of music by such composers as George Crumb, Joseph Marx, Benjamin Britten, Dominick Argento, and Ned Rorem. She can be heard on the MSR Classics and Albany Records labels.
As a private voice teacher in Manhattan and at both Purchase College and Queens College, City University of New York, her students have been contracted by opera companies and festivals, including the Metropolitan Opera, New York City Opera and Santa Fe Opera, and have won numerous competitions, including the Liederkranz, National Association of Teachers, Jenny Lind Competitions, and the Metropolitan Council Awards. She is the founder and artistic director of the Westchester Summer Vocal Institute and Queens Summer Vocal Institute for high school students.
Sherry Overholt received her Bachelor of Music from the University of Miami and her Master of Music, Master of Musical Arts, and DMA in vocal performance from Yale University.
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In the aftermath of the terrorist attacks of September 11, 21, Professors Jack Goldsmith and Eric Posner published The Limits of International Law, a potentially revolutionary book that employs rational choice theory to argue that international law is really just "politics" and does not render a "compliance pull" on State decisionmakers. Critics have pointed out that Goldsmith and Posner's identification of the role of international law in each of their case studies is largely conjectural, and that what is needed is qualitative empirical data that identifies the international law-based arguments that were actually made and the policy-makers' responses to such arguments. In an effort to fill this gap, with the support of a Carnegie Corporation grant, the author convened a series of meetings and exchanges with the ten living former State Department Legal Advisers to discuss the influence of international law in the formulation of foreign policy during times of crisis. This Article reviews the scholarly debate about the nature of international legal obligation, presents the results of the Legal Advisers' meetings, and provides an in depth examination of a modern case study involving the treatment of detainees in the war on terror which highlights the importance of these findings.
Scharf, Michael P., "International Law in Crisis: A Qualitative Empirical Contribution to the Compliance Debate" (2009). Faculty Publications. 575.


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Dogs of 9/11: Heroic canines combed debris, offered comfort
By Kelly Taylor Hayes and Catherine Park
The heroic dogs of Sept. 11, 2001
Thousands of firefighters and emergency medical personnel responded to Ground Zero, including more than 300 specialized canine search and rescue teams.
As America marks the 20th anniversary of the worst terror attack on United States soil, many remembered the countless lives lost and selfless acts by the brave responders on Sept. 11, 2001 — both human and canine.
Nearly 3,000 people were killed when terrorist-piloted planes slammed into the World Trade Center, the Pentagon and a field in Pennsylvania.
Thousands of firefighters and emergency medical personnel responded to Ground Zero, including more than 300 specialized canine search and rescue teams in the days following. But according to the American Kennel Club, only about 100 were prepared for the size of the disaster.
Bretagne was 2 when she and her handler, Denise Corliss, were part of the Texas Task Force 1 sent to the World Trade Center site in Lower Manhattan, according to Fox News. They spent 10 days at the scene searching rubble for human remains. She died in 2016 at age 16.
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FILE - A rescue dog is transported out of the debris of the World Trade Center Sept. 15, 2001 days after the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attack. (Jim Watson/Getty Images)
Another dog, Riley, was the subject of an iconic K-9 photo from the September 11th attacks. The Golden Retriever was formally trained to locate survivors of the attacks, searching Ground Zero through the nights following as part of FEMA's Pennsylvania Task Force 1, according to the American Kennel Club. The picture of Riley captured the hearts of people around the world and moved many to action.
Riley passed away in 2010 when he was 13. He "helped inspire a study of the long-term effects this type of rigorous search and rescue work can have on canine health," according to the AKC.
Apollo, a German Shepherd who worked with the first NYPD K-9 Urban Search and Rescue team, responded with his handler, Peter Davis. They were the first K-9 search and rescue team to respond to the site, arriving at the South Tower just 15 minutes after its collapse. Apollo looked for survivors for 18 hours a day for weeks, according to the American Kennel Club.
FILE - Trustt, Solace, Prodigy, Valor and Dejavu are pictured during a press conference, on June 17, 2009. (GABRIEL BOUYS/AFP via Getty Images)
Trakr was a German Shepherd who responded with his Canadian police officer handler, James Symington. The team is credited with finding the last remaining survivor from the World Trade Center after she had been trapped for hours. Two days after arriving and searching for survivors, the dog collapsed from smoke inhalation, exhaustion and burns and was treated before returning to Canada, according to TIME. Trakr was awarded the sixth spot on TIME's published list of Top 10 Heroic Animals.
RELATED: Savannah police K-9 dies in officer-involved vehicle crash
Symington entered Trakr's DNA into a BioArts International contest where he won, according to the AKC. Trakr's DNA was used to create five clones before he passed away in 2009 at the age of 14.
"The Trakr puppy clones (Trustt, Solace, Valor, Prodigy, and Deja Vu) are continuing Trakr's legacy and all started their training as search and rescue dogs in 2011," the AKC said.
A yellow lab named Sirius was the only known K-9 to die in the attacks. Sirius was in the basement below the World Trade Center's South Tower with his handler, Port Authority Police Department Lt. David Lim, when they felt the building "violently tremble," according to the 9/11 Memorial and Museum. Lim secured Sirius in his kennel and went to assist the injured, telling his partner, "I'll be back for you." Sirius' remains were later recovered in the winter of 2002 in the wreckage of the South Tower and ceremoniously removed from Ground Zero with a full honor guard.
FILE - A NY-NJ Port Authority Police Officer salutes near a painting of Sirius, a K9 dog killed during the terrorist attack at the World Trade Center, during a memorial service at Liberty State Park April 24, 2002 in Jersey City, NJ. (Don Murray/Getty Images)
Countless other dogs worked for days on end after the attack to help find remains.
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Worf, a German Shepherd with a gentle soul, found the remains of two firefighters on his first day and had to be immediately retired. He stopped eating and was so affected that he shut down. His handler Mike Owens said, "He kind of withdrew from everything. There was so much death there, it was emotional for the dogs."
The smallest dog working search and rescue at Ground Zero was Ricky, a Rat Terrier who stood at just 17 inches tall. His size allowed him to squeeze into places that other dogs couldn't, and he searched the ruins for 10 days straight on the night shift with his trainer, Janet Linker of the Seattle Fire Department. He found bodies of several victims, according to The Seattle Times.
Hansen, a Belgian Shepherd Dog, worked on-site for 150 days alongside his handler, Steve Smaldon, then-chief of the Lindenhusrt Fire Department. Hansen found the body of NYPD Officer John William Perry, who had been hours away from retiring when the attacks occurred, but rushed into the chaos to help anyway.
The same day, Hansen also located the body of Sgt. Michael Curtin, a Marine Corps veteran who had been with the NYPD for 13 years. "(Sgt. Curtin's) complete body was recovered," Smaldon told author Ron Burns.. "Even being able to read his name on his uniform. Curtin had been a Marine before becoming a police officer. He had helped dig out a Marine who was killed in the Oklahoma City bombing. This was a proud day for me and Hansen to bring home two of our own."
RELATED: Biden to visit 9/11 memorial sites to mark 20th anniversary of attacks
"Most people in this country had never heard of disaster search dogs [before 9/11]," Debra Tosch, Executive Director of the National Disaster Search Dog Foundation, told the AKC. She said that "public knowledge really exploded" after news media covered the dogs working at Ground Zero.
Moved by what they saw, many people began donating to programs that trained search and rescue dogs. Some first responders were inspired to found their own training or research programs focused on SAR dogs. General members of the public were inspired to pursue not just search-and-rescue certification for their own dogs but therapy dogs as well.
"When people saw or touched the dogs, they would relax or have a moment's hope," said Dr. Cindy M. Otto, director of the Penn Vet Working Dog Center at the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine, who was a first responder deployed to Ground Zero to treat dogs returning from searches in the rubble. "It was incredible to see the power those dogs had."
According to the AKC, a new era of therapy dogs emerged from the ashes of 9/11, but it was trial by error.
Timeline: Major events during the 9/11 terrorist attacks
The events that transpired on Sept. 11, 2001.
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Ursula Kempe, president of Therapy Dogs International, which she co-founded in the mid-1970s, told AKC that while there were dogs at the Family Assistance Center on Pier 94 and 50 at the Pentagon following the attacks, they could not handle the workload.
"While this was still going on, I called a meeting at TDI and asked everyone who was involved if they wanted to come. We all realized—really there was absolutely no dissention—we are not prepared for that, as therapy-dog handlers," Kempe told the AKC.
This realization led to stricter criteria for therapy dogs and their handlers, as well as special certification for dogs to participate in disaster relief, according to the AKC.
"People are realizing all of the different ways we can use these K-9s," Tosch told the AKC. "We're only limited by our imagination."
This story was reported from Cincinnati and Los Angeles. The Associated Press contributed.
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