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The history of medical teaching
The Lancet, 1999I n the early Middle Ages, doctors-to-be were not students, they were apprentices, taught something about herbs and surgical skills by older peers. In the monasteries, concurrently but independently, monks were busy copying classical texts in the scriptorium. These sources, however, were not consulted.
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Proceedings of the December 9-11, 1968, fall joint computer conference, part I on - AFIPS '68 (Fall, part I), 1968
It has often been suggested that computer technology could help solve problems in medicine. The Automated Medical History (AMH) system is designed to help the physician collect data from the patient. The system's objective is to lessen physician involvement in routine activities, thereby increasing his availability to provide patient care.
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It has often been suggested that computer technology could help solve problems in medicine. The Automated Medical History (AMH) system is designed to help the physician collect data from the patient. The system's objective is to lessen physician involvement in routine activities, thereby increasing his availability to provide patient care.
William Weksel +2 more
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Psychiatric Clinics of North America, 1994
From the origins of mysticism and theatrics, trivialized by stage performers, psychics, and charlatans, modern medical hypnosis has struggled to achieve and maintain a sense of professional integrity. Many of the principles of dynamic psychiatry are deeply rooted in the work of the early healers.
J D, Riskin, F H, Frankel
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From the origins of mysticism and theatrics, trivialized by stage performers, psychics, and charlatans, modern medical hypnosis has struggled to achieve and maintain a sense of professional integrity. Many of the principles of dynamic psychiatry are deeply rooted in the work of the early healers.
J D, Riskin, F H, Frankel
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The Physician and the Medical History
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1970To the Editor.— The progress reported in "Experimentation in Medical History-Taking" ( 210: 1443, 1969) encourages one to hope that clinical medicine is beginning to profit from the exciting advances occurring in the area of information technology. I question, however, whether any device, no matter how sophisticated, can substitute for the physician ...
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Clinical Autonomic Research, 2017
The most important autonomic function test-the autonomic medical history-is the patient's account, interpreted by a clinician skilled in asking the right questions, of symptoms during daily activities that relate to the autonomic nervous system.
David S, Goldstein, William P, Cheshire
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The most important autonomic function test-the autonomic medical history-is the patient's account, interpreted by a clinician skilled in asking the right questions, of symptoms during daily activities that relate to the autonomic nervous system.
David S, Goldstein, William P, Cheshire
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The history of medical illustration
Journal of Audiovisual Media in Medicine, 1986(1986). The history of medical illustration. Journal of Audiovisual Media in Medicine: Vol. 9, No. 2, pp. 44-49.
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European Urology, 1990
The different stages in the medical use of Teflon are recalled. After animal experimentation which started in 1949, Teflon has been used in humans since 1962 in otorhinolaryngology, since 1973 in urology and, more recently, since 1984 in the treatment of vesicorenal reflux.
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The different stages in the medical use of Teflon are recalled. After animal experimentation which started in 1949, Teflon has been used in humans since 1962 in otorhinolaryngology, since 1973 in urology and, more recently, since 1984 in the treatment of vesicorenal reflux.
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Annals of Emergency Medicine, 1998
[Dailey RH: Past medical history. Ann Emerg Med March 1998;31:413.].
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[Dailey RH: Past medical history. Ann Emerg Med March 1998;31:413.].
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The history of medical simulation
Journal of Critical Care, 2008The historical roots of simulation might be described with the broadest definition of medical simulation: "an imitation of some real thing, state of affairs, or process" for the practice of skills, problem solving, and judgment. From the first "blue box" flight simulator to the military's impetus in the transfer of modeling and simulation technology to
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Primary Care: Clinics in Office Practice, 2004
In this era of genomic medicine it is easy to be dazzled by an array of diagnostic tools to aid in clinical diagnosis and presymptomatic risk assessment, yet a simple family medical history remains the single most cost-effective "genetic test." A family medical history can be compared with a genetic "biopsy." Learning the skills of obtaining and ...
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In this era of genomic medicine it is easy to be dazzled by an array of diagnostic tools to aid in clinical diagnosis and presymptomatic risk assessment, yet a simple family medical history remains the single most cost-effective "genetic test." A family medical history can be compared with a genetic "biopsy." Learning the skills of obtaining and ...
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