A well-being programme in severe mental illness. Baseline findings in a UK cohort von Smith, S., Yeomans, D., Bushe, C. J. P., Eriksson, C., Harrison, T., Holmes, R., Mynors-Wallis, L., Oatway, H., Sullivan, G.

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A well-being programme in severe mental illness. Baseline findings in a UK cohort: Well-being baseline von Smith, S., Yeomans, D., Bushe, C. J. P., Eriksson, C., Harrison, T., Holmes, R., Mynors-Wallis, L., Oatway, H., Sullivan, G.

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ORIGINAL PAPER: A well-being programme in severe mental illness. Baseline findings in a UK cohort von Smith, S, Yeomans, D, Bushe, C J P, Eriksson, C, Harrison, T, Holmes, R, Mynors-Wallis, L, Oatway, H, Sullivan, G

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P.3.c.007 A well being programme (WSP) in severe mental illness. Reducing risk for physical ill-health: a post programme re-audit at 2 years von Smith, S., Yeomans, D., Bushe, C.J., Eriksson, C., Harrison, T., Holmes, R., Mynors-Wallace, L., Oatway, H., Sullivan, G.

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Letter: On BCG controversy von Oatway, Jr, W H

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Tuberculosis relapses. Failure to use chemoprophylaxis von Oatway, Jr, W H

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STANDARDS OF THERAPY FOR TUBERCULOSIS, 1962 von Oatway, W. H., Salkin, David

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Progressive pulmonary insufficiency due to mineral oil von Eisenberg, R S, Oatway, W H

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Aseptic Technic in the Care of Tuberculous Patients von Oatway, W. H.

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The Pathogenesis and Fate of Tubercle Produced by Dissociated Variants of Tubercle Bacilli von Oatway, William H., Steenken, William

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BIOLOGICAL STUDIES OF THE TUBERCLE BACILLUS von Steenken, W., Oatway, W. H., Petroff, S. A.

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BIOLOGICAL STUDIES OF THE TUBERCLE BACILLUS : III. DISSOCIATION AND PATHOGENICITY OF THE R AND S VARIANTS OF THE HUMAN TUBERCLE BACILLUS (H(37)) von Steenken, W, Oatway, W H, Petroff, S A

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INSULIN SHOCK AND THE MYOCARDIUM von MIDDLETON, WILLIAM S., OATWAY, WILLIAM H.

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Aseptic Technic in the Care of Tuberculous Patients von Oatway, W. H.

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THE MANAGEMENT OF TUBERCULOSIS IN GENERAL HOSPITALS von OATWAY, WILLIAM H.

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Transient Blockade of the CD11d/CD18 Integrin Reduces Secondary Damage after Spinal Cord Injury, Improving Sensory, Autonomic, and Motor Function von Gris, Denis, Marsh, Daniel R, Oatway, Mark A, Chen, Yuhua, Hamilton, Eilis F, Dekaban, Gregory A, Weaver, Lynne C

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Progressive Pulmonary Insufficiency Due to Mineral Oil von Eisenberg, Robert S., Oatway, William H.

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The 5-HT3 receptor facilitates at-level mechanical allodynia following spinal cord injury von OATWAY, Mark A, YUHUA CHEN, WEAVER, Lynne C

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Fan Mail von Martyn, Florence H., Oatway, W. H., Hager, Ida, Antonette, M.

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BIOLOGICAL STUDIES OF THE TUBERCLE BACILLUS: III. DISSOCIATION AND PATHOGENICITY OF THE R AND S VARIANTS OF THE HUMAN TUBERCLE BACILLUS (H von Steenken, W., Oatway, W. H., Petroff, S. A.

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