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      • Her background has hugely influenced her impact in the field of international criminal justice, going on to make landmark rulings related to forced marriage and sexual slavery, and she was a member of the Special Court for Sierra Leone which was the first court to rule on the use of child soldiers and convicted a sitting Head of State.
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  2. Biography. Teresa is Joint Head of the Royal College of Nursing Library and Archive Service, and RCN Professional Lead for History of Nursing. Previously she was Head of Special Collections, The Women’s Library.

  3. Teresa Doherty, 43, a mum-of-five, was found unconscious in her bathroom at Caludon Centre in Coventry by a staff member about an hour after last being seen. She was found to have asphyxiated.

  4. Mar 25, 2019 · Personally, I was most impressed by the case mentioned by Justice Teresa Doherty, she spoke about the time when she was called to help 6 women, including an 8.5months pregnant woman, who were arrested by a ‘riot squad’ due to ‘playing an illegal game’.

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  5. Profile. Experienced Consultant Rheumatologist based at Queen's Hospital and King George Hospital. Treats patients with a wide variety of rheumatology conditions, including rheumatoid arthritis, sero-negative arthritis, ankylosing spondylitis, lupus, myositis, vasculitis and other autoimmune connective tissue diseases.

  6. Rheumatologist. GMC number: 5207443. Service: Rheumatology. Hospital: Royal Sussex County Hospital. Page last reviewed: 11 Nov 2022. Dr Teresa Doherty is a Consultant Rheumatologist.

  7. Teresa DOHERTY, Consultant | Cited by 28 | of Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals NHS Trust, Brighton (BSUH) | Read 10 publications | Contact Teresa DOHERTY.

  8. Jan 17, 2022 · Teresa Doherty, RCN Professional Lead for the History of Nursing, says the ODNB has strict criteria for inclusion. The dictionary is historical rather than current, so potential subjects are only considered some years after their death and they must have recorded significant achievements at a high level.