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)

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)

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)

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

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