Mary Naylor

Mary Naylor Florence Mary Naylor (born 2 April 1926) is a British-American retired variety entertainer, known for her work as a West End leading lady, radio and television celebrity, singer, pianist, and accordionist. She starred in the opening production number for the 1946 Royal Variety Performance, and was a child star in the ''Youth Takes A Bow'' troupe that toured England, Wales and Scotland during the first two years of World War II with Ernie Wise and Eric Morecambe. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Clinician Perspectives on Implementing Video Visits in Home-Based Palliative Care

    Clinician Perspectives on Implementing Video Visits in Home-Based Palliative Care by Thearis A. Osuji, Mayra Macias, Carmit McMullen, Eric Haupt, Brian Mittman, Richard A. Mularski, Susan E. Wang, Henry Werch, Huong Q. Nguyen, Ernest Shen, Ari Padilla, Janet Lee, Kathleen Estrada, Rebecca Biddle, Byron Batz, Jasamin Disney, Teresa Martinez, Rose Roxas, Peter Khang, Dan Huynh, Mary Machado, Gina Andres, Angel Vargas, Britta Torgrimson-Ojerio, Madeline Peyton, John Brandes, Emily Schield, Phyllis Ramey, Chris Carlson, Paula Edwards, Vicki Krepps, Jennifer Black, Erin Bruner, Mary Ann McBurnie, Ning Smith, Suzanne Gillespie, Kim Funkhouser, Morgan Fuoco, Dea Papajorgji-Taylor, Phil Crawford, Kelly Kirk, Joe Cerizo, Kimberly Stewart, Daniel Vaughn, Meagan Shaw, Katie Vaughn, Joanne Lynn, Lynn Reinke, Charles Anderson, Summer Austin-Bowden, David Baker, Bill Clark, Janet Corrigan, Jennie Chin Hansen, Maureen Henry, Keung Luke, Thomas Lee, Carol Levine, Kristine Maberry, Diane Meier, Carol Joy Phillips, Sarah Scholle, June Simmons, Judy Thomas, Patricia Ganz, Mary Naylor, Soo Borson, Kevin Cain

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