Paper Doll

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Who\u27ll Be the Next Onel : To Cry Over You

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The Dardanella Blues

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ILO : A Voice From Mummyland

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The Dardanella blues

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Ilo ( A Voice From Mummyland)

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Who Did You Fool After All

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Paper Doll / words by Johnny S. Black

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Dardanella

[Verse 1] Down beside the Dardanella Bay, Where Oriental breezes play, There lives a lonesome maid, Armenian. By the Dardanelles with glowing eyes, She looks across the seas and sighs, And weaves her love spell so Sirenian. Soon I shall return to Turkestan, I will ask for her heart and hand: [Chorus] Oh sweet Dardanella, I love your harem eyes, I’m a lucky fellow to capture such a prize, Oh Allah knows, my love for you And he tells you to be true, Dardanella, Oh hear my sigh, my Oriental, Oh sweet Dardanella, prepare the wedding wine, There’ll be one girl in my harem, when you’re mine. We’ll build a tent Just like the children of the Orient. Oh sweet Dardanella, my star of live divine. [Verse 2] When the Turkish Sultan saw her eyes, Oh he was taken by surprise, He said I’ll buy her for my Harem. I just told the Sultan to be nice. She can’t be brought for any price, She said to me she couldn’t bear him. So beneath the Oriental moon, I’ll be wooing my love real soon: [Chorus

Patient safety in dentistry: development of a candidate 'never event' list for primary care

Introduction The 'never event' concept is often used in secondary care and refers to an agreed list of patient safety incidents that 'should not happen if the necessary preventative measures are in place'. Such an intervention may raise awareness of patient safety issues and inform team learning and system improvements in primary care dentistry. Objective To identify and develop a candidate never event list for primary care dentistry. Methods A literature review, eight workshops with dental practitioners and a modified Delphi with 'expert' groups were used to identify and agree candidate never events. Results Two-hundred and fifty dental practitioners suggested 507 never events, reduced to 27 distinct possibilities grouped across seven themes. Most frequently occurring themes were: 'checking medical history and prescribing' (119, 23.5%) and 'infection control and decontamination' (71, 14%). 'Experts' endorsed nine candidate never event statements with one graded as 'extreme risk' (failure to check past medical history) and four as 'high risk' (for example, extracting wrong tooth). Conclusion Consensus on a preliminary list of never events was developed. This is the first known attempt to develop this approach and an important step in determining its value to patient safety. Further work is necessary to develop the utility of this method