Extraordinary collections were formed, some laying the foundation of future museums such as the fabulous donation of Charles Lang Freer housed in the Freer Gallery of Art in Washington and, most recently, the bequest of Arthur M. Sackler displayed in its twin institution the Arthur M. Sackler Gallery, organically linked with it.
Recent work by the Commission on Education of Health Professionals for the 21st Century has emphasized this and pointed to the success of such programs in Kenya, Nigeria and Uganda, twinned with counterpart institutions in the UK and North America [ 5].
He began what turned out to be a near 40-year involvement with our twin national institutions when he joined Peter Hall's Royal Shakespeare Company in 1964.
We have great soft food and a fine array of nurses, and if you've just come here, we'll make an arrangement for all of you to join us on the porch as, well, we go into the future".' How could the twin American institutions of the anchor and the evening news have fallen into such seeming decrepitude and peril?
programs] less than they could," through activities such as staff exchanges or twinning between institutions.
It is surprising that participants did not value online learning and twinning of institutions, which are favoured by some international agencies and institutions [ 28].
As information from respondents was gathered by using a self-administered questionnaire, some could have had difficulty in understanding the term "twinning of institutions" for two reasons.
There is scope for further development of "twinning" relationships between institutions in the North and those in the South, and for South-to-South arrangements.
In this program, faculty from United States teaching institutions (USF) "twin" with Rwandan Faculty (RF) to transfer skills.
Overall, six Taiwanese medical institutions are twinned with eight South Pacific hospitals, with each Taiwanese medical institution recruiting team members from within its own institute for deployment to host nations.
