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Annals of Diagnostic Pathology, 1997
Writing medical history papers can be professionally and personally rewarding, but a little overwhelming for novices. This paper offers step-by-step guidelines for the entire process, including developing appropriate topics, finding and using appropriate sources, and writing the paper. Specific reference sources are recommended.
Robert J. T. Joy, Dale C. Smith
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Writing medical history papers can be professionally and personally rewarding, but a little overwhelming for novices. This paper offers step-by-step guidelines for the entire process, including developing appropriate topics, finding and using appropriate sources, and writing the paper. Specific reference sources are recommended.
Robert J. T. Joy, Dale C. Smith
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On the history of medical statistics
Archive for History of Exact Sciences, 1982After some remarks on the first stage of statistical and numerical methods, the applications of statistical methods to public hygiene, surgery, epidemiology, and to meteorology and medicine are discussed, obstetrics are not mentioned. Two papers of the astronomer and mathematician \textit{P. L. Seidel} (1821--1896) [Z. Biol. 1, 221--236 (1865), 2, 145--
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The history of medical teaching [PDF]
The Lancet, 1999 I 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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EVALUATION OF THE MEDICAL HISTORY
Dental Clinics of North America, 1994Medical and dental interdisciplinary cooperation is critical in appropriate assessment of the medical history and the subsequent management of the medically compromised dental patient. This interdisciplinary, rather than multidisciplinary, cooperation must extend beyond the physician and include the patient, family, caregivers, therapists, and anyone ...
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Conducting the Medical History
Journal of Child Sexual Abuse, 2011A key portion of the medical evaluation of child sexual abuse is the medical history. This differs from interviews or histories obtained by other professionals in that it is focuses more on the health and well-being of the child. Careful questions should be asked about all aspects of the child's medical history by a skilled, compassionate ...
Randell A. Alexander, Martin A. Finkel
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1981
Taking a medical history is a skill, acquired by most as a result of experience and taught to the student as the very basis of all diagnostic accuracy. It is an interview that should be structured between patient and clinician and from it has to emerge: (1) the reason the patient sought help, (2) the circumstances and details of the ...
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Taking a medical history is a skill, acquired by most as a result of experience and taught to the student as the very basis of all diagnostic accuracy. It is an interview that should be structured between patient and clinician and from it has to emerge: (1) the reason the patient sought help, (2) the circumstances and details of the ...
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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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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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1991
But what did he actually die of? Mozart’s medical history is like an inverted pyramid: a small corpus of primary documentation supports a large body of secondary literature. There is a small quantity of direct eye-witness testimony concerning the last illness and death, and a larger quantity of reporting of what eye witnesses are alleged to have said ...
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But what did he actually die of? Mozart’s medical history is like an inverted pyramid: a small corpus of primary documentation supports a large body of secondary literature. There is a small quantity of direct eye-witness testimony concerning the last illness and death, and a larger quantity of reporting of what eye witnesses are alleged to have said ...
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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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