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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1988
To the Editor. —In Dr Goldberg's 1 letter concerning the effects of the demise of Philadelphia General Hospital, 2 he states that "it appears that all patients in Philadelphia, regardless of economic status, are adequately cared for without hesitation at the city's numerous private hospitals." While we wish that were the case, a survey performed by ...
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To the Editor. —In Dr Goldberg's 1 letter concerning the effects of the demise of Philadelphia General Hospital, 2 he states that "it appears that all patients in Philadelphia, regardless of economic status, are adequately cared for without hesitation at the city's numerous private hospitals." While we wish that were the case, a survey performed by ...
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1987
To the Editor.— The Letter by Goldberg 1 that was recently published as a response to the MEDICAL NEWS & PERSPECTIVES 2 feature on the demise of Philadelphia General Hospital requires a response. He is correct in pointing out that the closing of the hospital has not had any adverse effects on the health of Philadelphia's substantial poor population ...
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To the Editor.— The Letter by Goldberg 1 that was recently published as a response to the MEDICAL NEWS & PERSPECTIVES 2 feature on the demise of Philadelphia General Hospital requires a response. He is correct in pointing out that the closing of the hospital has not had any adverse effects on the health of Philadelphia's substantial poor population ...
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Psychiatric Services, 1963
S IN(;I: iJj 5 IS a l\iental Hospital Institute, what happens in general hospitals might seem to be a little outside the primary topic. However, the nature an(l locale of psychiatric treatment is changing and with it, no doubt, the nature of these Institutes. You may have noted that since Juiie 1962 Ie,,tal Hospitals has had the subtitle ‘ I’he Journal
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S IN(;I: iJj 5 IS a l\iental Hospital Institute, what happens in general hospitals might seem to be a little outside the primary topic. However, the nature an(l locale of psychiatric treatment is changing and with it, no doubt, the nature of these Institutes. You may have noted that since Juiie 1962 Ie,,tal Hospitals has had the subtitle ‘ I’he Journal
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Proceedings of the 21st annual international conference on Documentation - SIGDOC '03, 2003
To be truly useful, applications for complex problem solving require distinct design approaches. One that is crucial is getting the user model right for dynamic, emergent, nonlinear work. Drawing on an example in healthcare, this paper proposes modeling complex work in ways that go beyond common user-centered approaches.
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To be truly useful, applications for complex problem solving require distinct design approaches. One that is crucial is getting the user model right for dynamic, emergent, nonlinear work. Drawing on an example in healthcare, this paper proposes modeling complex work in ways that go beyond common user-centered approaches.
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Massachusetts General Hospital Handbook of General Hospital Psychiatry
Psychosomatics, 1988Psychiatry today is an enterprise beset by paradox. Its practitioners in the 1980s have reasserted clinical and cultural authority by reaffirming their medical identity. This reaffirmation rests on an increasingly credible biologic basis. Developments in the somatic treatment of depression, anxiety disorders, and the psychoses have been steady ...
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