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  Deputy Stuart Falla, left, with Professor David Gordon at Frossard House yesterday during a workshop discussing the Corporate Anti-Poverty Programme.(Picture by Steve Sarre, 0508431)
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  Leading the workshop were Deputy Falla, Social Policy Steering Group chairman Deputy Peter Roffey and Professor David Gordon, from the Townsend Centre.

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  David Gordon, MDUniversity of Mississippi Medical Center
  
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  David Gordon, MDUniversity of Mississippi Medical Center
  
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  David Gordon, MD
  
  University of Mississippi Medical Center
  
  Medical Director, UMC Comprehensive Stroke Program
  
  Dr. David Lee Gordon is an Associate Professor in the Department of Neurology at the University of Mississippi Medical Center and the Medical Director of the UMC Comprehensive Stroke Program.
  
  Dr. Gordon was born in Chicago, IL and raised in Miami, FL.He attended college at Duke University.He received his MD from the University of Miami School of Medicine, completed an internship in internal medicine at St. Lukeís-Roosevelt Hospital Center in New York, and completed a residency in neurology at Mt. Sinai Hospital in New York.Following his residency, he completed a two-year fellowship in cerebrovascular diseases at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics under Dr. Harold P. Adams, Jr. and Dr. JosÈ Biller.He joined the University of Mississippi Medical Center (UMC) Department of Neurology in 1991.
  
  Dr. Gordon developed and directs both the UMC Acute Stroke Unit and the UMC Stroke Neurology Service.He served as the American Heart Association (AHA) Stroke Council Affiliate Liaison to the Mississippi AHA Affiliate from 1992 to 1998 and was named the AHA Stroke Council Affiliate Liaison of the Year in 1997 for his efforts in promoting stroke education and awareness in the state of Mississippi.He earned this recognition primarily through the formation in 1994 of the Mississippi Stroke Education Consortium (MSEC), which he continues to lead.The members of the MSEC consists of UMC, the AHA affiliate in Mississippi, Information and Quality Healthcare (the Mississippi quality improvement organization), the Mississippi State Department of Health, and the Mississippi Hospital Association.MSEC's ongoing projects include: (1) stroke-related quality improvement projects in hospitals around the state, (2) yearly stroke screening training programs for allied health professionals, (3) a yearly stroke update conference for physicians and allied health professionals, (4) the stroke speakers bureau for physicians and allied health professionals, (5) the emergency medical services (EMS) training program, (6) stroke screenings in African-American churches and other public areas, and (7) a public awareness campaign utilizing print media and billboards.
  
  Dr. Gordon served as the President of the Mississippi Affiliate of the AHA in 1997.He has been Stroke Council Affiliate Liaison and Stroke Task Force Chair of the newly formed AHA Southeast Affiliate (consisting of Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama, Louisiana, and Mississippi) since 1998.He served on the Executive Committee of the AHA Stroke Council as Editor of the Stroke Council Newsletter from 1996 to 1998.He is one of ten authors of the Acute Stroke Management Workshop Syllabus organized through the American Academy of Neurology and used in stroke workshops nationwide.
  
  In March 1998, Dr. Gordon received a commemorative plaque for outstanding service to the AHA Stroke Connection for "advancing the cause of stroke families and stimulating public support for reducing death and disability due to brain attack."He has been named one of the Best Doctors in America since 1996.He has served as Principal Investigator in many multicenter clinical trials involving new stroke therapies.He has a special interest in stroke patient outcomes research, EMS education, acute stroke management, secondary stroke prevention, hypercoagulable states, and cerebral vein thrombosis.He is most proud of his relationship with his wife Andrea and his two daughters Olivia and Alexis.
  
  View this faculty member's webcasts
  
  What is Depression and How is it Treated?
  
  The BrainPower Stroke Program: A Comprehensive Overview of Brain Attack Prevention, Treatment, and Recovery. Part 1.

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  Professor David Gordon 60111d.gordon@manchester.ac.uk

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  Professor David Gordon, head of the CHMS and dean of the University of Manchester medical school, says that the government may be acting on the assumption that medicine is skewing the distribution of university funds.� But he feels this is unfair.� �Universities currently have the ability to subsidise medicine and they do.� But medicine can also subsidise other subjects.� The freedom of a university to responsibly discharge its own funding is very important.�

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  David Gordon, MD ; University of Mississippi Medical Center
  
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  David Gordon, MD
  
  University of Mississippi Medical Center
  
  Medical Director, UMC Comprehensive Stroke Program
  
  Dr. David Lee Gordon is an Associate Professor in the Department of Neurology at the University of Mississippi Medical Center and the Medical Director of the UMC Comprehensive Stroke Program.
  
  Dr. Gordon was born in Chicago, IL and raised in Miami, FL.He attended college at Duke University.He received his MD from the University of Miami School of Medicine, completed an internship in internal medicine at St. Lukeís-Roosevelt Hospital Center in New York, and completed a residency in neurology at Mt. Sinai Hospital in New York.Following his residency, he completed a two-year fellowship in cerebrovascular diseases at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics under Dr. Harold P. Adams, Jr. and Dr. JosÈ Biller.He joined the University of Mississippi Medical Center (UMC) Department of Neurology in 1991.
  
  Dr. Gordon developed and directs both the UMC Acute Stroke Unit and the UMC Stroke Neurology Service.He served as the American Heart Association (AHA) Stroke Council Affiliate Liaison to the Mississippi AHA Affiliate from 1992 to 1998 and was named the AHA Stroke Council Affiliate Liaison of the Year in 1997 for his efforts in promoting stroke education and awareness in the state of Mississippi.He earned this recognition primarily through the formation in 1994 of the Mississippi Stroke Education Consortium (MSEC), which he continues to lead.The members of the MSEC consists of UMC, the AHA affiliate in Mississippi, Information and Quality Healthcare (the Mississippi quality improvement organization), the Mississippi State Department of Health, and the Mississippi Hospital Association.MSEC's ongoing projects include: (1) stroke-related quality improvement projects in hospitals around the state, (2) yearly stroke screening training programs for allied health professionals, (3) a yearly stroke update conference for physicians and allied health professionals, (4) the stroke speakers bureau for physicians and allied health professionals, (5) the emergency medical services (EMS) training program, (6) stroke screenings in African-American churches and other public areas, and (7) a public awareness campaign utilizing print media and billboards.
  
  Dr. Gordon served as the President of the Mississippi Affiliate of the AHA in 1997.He has been Stroke Council Affiliate Liaison and Stroke Task Force Chair of the newly formed AHA Southeast Affiliate (consisting of Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama, Louisiana, and Mississippi) since 1998.He served on the Executive Committee of the AHA Stroke Council as Editor of the Stroke Council Newsletter from 1996 to 1998.He is one of ten authors of the Acute Stroke Management Workshop Syllabus organized through the American Academy of Neurology and used in stroke workshops nationwide.
  
  In March 1998, Dr. Gordon received a commemorative plaque for outstanding service to the AHA Stroke Connection for "advancing the cause of stroke families and stimulating public support for reducing death and disability due to brain attack."He has been named one of the Best Doctors in America since 1996.He has served as Principal Investigator in many multicenter clinical trials involving new stroke therapies.He has a special interest in stroke patient outcomes research, EMS education, acute stroke management, secondary stroke prevention, hypercoagulable states, and cerebral vein thrombosis.He is most proud of his relationship with his wife Andrea and his two daughters Olivia and Alexis.
  
  View this faculty member's webcasts
  
  What is Depression and How is it Treated?
  
  The BrainPower Stroke Program: A Comprehensive Overview of Brain Attack Prevention, Treatment, and Recovery. Part 1.

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  David Gordon, MDUniversity of Mississippi Medical Center
  
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  David Gordon, MD
  
  University of Mississippi Medical Center
  
  Medical Director, UMC Comprehensive Stroke Program
  
  Dr. David Lee Gordon is an Associate Professor in the Department of Neurology at the University of Mississippi Medical Center and the Medical Director of the UMC Comprehensive Stroke Program.
  
  Dr. Gordon was born in Chicago, IL and raised in Miami, FL.He attended college at Duke University.He received his MD from the University of Miami School of Medicine, completed an internship in internal medicine at St. Lukeís-Roosevelt Hospital Center in New York, and completed a residency in neurology at Mt. Sinai Hospital in New York.Following his residency, he completed a two-year fellowship in cerebrovascular diseases at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics under Dr. Harold P. Adams, Jr. and Dr. JosÈ Biller.He joined the University of Mississippi Medical Center (UMC) Department of Neurology in 1991.
  
  Dr. Gordon developed and directs both the UMC Acute Stroke Unit and the UMC Stroke Neurology Service.He served as the American Heart Association (AHA) Stroke Council Affiliate Liaison to the Mississippi AHA Affiliate from 1992 to 1998 and was named the AHA Stroke Council Affiliate Liaison of the Year in 1997 for his efforts in promoting stroke education and awareness in the state of Mississippi.He earned this recognition primarily through the formation in 1994 of the Mississippi Stroke Education Consortium (MSEC), which he continues to lead.The members of the MSEC consists of UMC, the AHA affiliate in Mississippi, Information and Quality Healthcare (the Mississippi quality improvement organization), the Mississippi State Department of Health, and the Mississippi Hospital Association.MSEC's ongoing projects include: (1) stroke-related quality improvement projects in hospitals around the state, (2) yearly stroke screening training programs for allied health professionals, (3) a yearly stroke update conference for physicians and allied health professionals, (4) the stroke speakers bureau for physicians and allied health professionals, (5) the emergency medical services (EMS) training program, (6) stroke screenings in African-American churches and other public areas, and (7) a public awareness campaign utilizing print media and billboards.
  
  Dr. Gordon served as the President of the Mississippi Affiliate of the AHA in 1997.He has been Stroke Council Affiliate Liaison and Stroke Task Force Chair of the newly formed AHA Southeast Affiliate (consisting of Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama, Louisiana, and Mississippi) since 1998.He served on the Executive Committee of the AHA Stroke Council as Editor of the Stroke Council Newsletter from 1996 to 1998.He is one of ten authors of the Acute Stroke Management Workshop Syllabus organized through the American Academy of Neurology and used in stroke workshops nationwide.
  
  In March 1998, Dr. Gordon received a commemorative plaque for outstanding service to the AHA Stroke Connection for "advancing the cause of stroke families and stimulating public support for reducing death and disability due to brain attack."He has been named one of the Best Doctors in America since 1996.He has served as Principal Investigator in many multicenter clinical trials involving new stroke therapies.He has a special interest in stroke patient outcomes research, EMS education, acute stroke management, secondary stroke prevention, hypercoagulable states, and cerebral vein thrombosis.He is most proud of his relationship with his wife Andrea and his two daughters Olivia and Alexis.
  
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  "We now have logical research and clinical groupings," Professor Gordon says."Medicine and the related subjects are very much in the mainstream of the new University.You can feel a real energy."
  
  Professor Gordon is delighted to be involved in the career development of scores of bright, up-and-coming medical practitioners and scientists.
  
  A graduate of the University of Cambridge, Professor Gordon's early career was in medical practice and education, before joining the Wellcome Trust in 1983, where he was involved in the funding of scientific and medical research throughout the UK.He joined the Victoria University as Dean in 1999.
  
  Professor Gordon is also Chair of the Council of Heads of Medical Schools and President of the Association of Medical Schools in Europe.

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  David Gordon , MD ; University of Mississippi Medical Center
  
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  David Gordon , MD
  
  University of Mississippi Medical Center
  
  Medical Director , UMC Comprehensive Stroke Program
  
  Dr. David Lee Gordon is an Associate Professor in the Department of Neurology at the University of Mississippi Medical Center and the Medical Director of the UMC Comprehensive Stroke Program.
  
  Dr. Gordon was born in Chicago , IL and raised in Miami , FL..He attended college at Duke University.He received his MD from the University of Miami School of Medicine , completed an internship in internal medicine at St. Lukeís-Roosevelt Hospital Center.in New York , and completed a residency in neurology at Mt. Sinai Hospital in New York.Following his residency , he completed a two-year fellowship in cerebrovascular diseases at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics under Dr. Harold P. Adams , Jr. and Dr. JosÈ Biller.He joined the University of Mississippi Medical Center Department of Neurology in 1991.
  
  Dr. Gordon developed and directs both the UMC Acute Stroke Unit and the UMC Stroke Neurology Service.He served as the American Heart Association Stroke Council Affiliate Liaison to the Mississippi AHA Affiliate from 1992 to 1998 and was named the AHA Stroke Council Affiliate Liaison of the Year in 1997 for his efforts in promoting stroke education and awareness in the state of Mississippi.He earned this recognition primarily through the formation in 1994 of the Mississippi Stroke Education Consortium , which he continues to lead.The members of the MSEC consists of UMC , the AHA affiliate in Mississippi , Information and Quality Healthcare , the Mississippi State Department of Health , and the Mississippi Hospital Association.MSEC's ongoing projects include : ( 1 ) stroke-related quality improvement projects in hospitals around the state , ( 2 ) yearly stroke screening training programs for allied health professionals , ( 3 ) a yearly stroke update conference for physicians and allied health professionals , ( 4 ) the stroke speakers bureau for physicians and allied health professionals , ( 5 ) the emergency medical services training program , ( 6 ) stroke screenings in African-American churches and other public areas , and ( 7 ) a public awareness campaign utilizing print media and billboards.
  
  Dr. Gordon served as the President of the Mississippi Affiliate of the AHA in 1997.He has been Stroke Council Affiliate Liaison and Stroke Task Force Chair of the newly formed AHA Southeast Affiliate since 1998.He served on the Executive Committee of the AHA Stroke Council as Editor of the Stroke Council Newsletter from 1996 to 1998.He is one of ten authors of the Acute Stroke Management Workshop Syllabus organized through the American Academy of Neurology and used in stroke workshops nationwide.
  
  In March 1998 , Dr. Gordon received a commemorative plaque for outstanding service to the AHA Stroke Connection for advancing the cause of stroke families and stimulating public support for reducing death and disability due to brain attack..He has been named one of the Best Doctors in America since 1996.He has served as Principal Investigator in many multicenter clinical trials involving new stroke therapies.He has a special interest in stroke patient outcomes research , EMS education , acute stroke management , secondary stroke prevention , hypercoagulable states , and cerebral vein thrombosis.He is most proud of his relationship with his wife Andrea and his two daughters Olivia and Alexis.
  
  View this faculty member's webcasts
  
  What is Depression and How is it Treated.
  
  The BrainPower Stroke Program : A Comprehensive Overview of Brain Attack Prevention , Treatment , and Recovery. Part 1

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  Uncorrected transcript of Oral Evidence given by Professor David Gordon, Chair, Council of Heads of Medical Schools; Paul Streets, Chief Executive, Postgraduate Medical Education and Training Board; Professor Elisabeth Paice, Chair, Conference of Postgraduate Medical Deans; Bernard Ribeiro, President, Royal College of Surgeons; Professor Tony Butterworth, Director, Centre for Clinical and Academic Workforce Innovation, University of Lincoln; Professor Dame Jill Macleod Clark, Chair of the Council of Deans, Council of Deans of UK Faculties for Nursing and Health Professions; Professor Sir Andrew Haines, Health Committee Member, Universities UK; Professor Selena Gray, Registrar, Faculty of Public Health; Paul Holmes, Chief Executive, Kingston PCT; Dr David McKinlay, Director of Postgraduate GP Education, North Western Deanery; and Dr Graham Archard, Vice-Chair of Council, Royal College of General Practitioners.

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  David Gordon , MD ; University of Mississippi Medical Center
  
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