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Journal of American College Health, 1927
It is probably fortunate that systems of education are constantly under the fire of general criticism, for if education were left solely in the hands of teachers the chances are good that it would soon deteriorate. Medical education, however, is less likely to suffer from such stagnation, for whenever the lay public stops criticizing the type of modern
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It is probably fortunate that systems of education are constantly under the fire of general criticism, for if education were left solely in the hands of teachers the chances are good that it would soon deteriorate. Medical education, however, is less likely to suffer from such stagnation, for whenever the lay public stops criticizing the type of modern
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New England Journal of Medicine, 1956
IT is a great pleasure to have the privilege of representing the physicians of Boston in making these brief remarks at the opening of this distinguished meeting.
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IT is a great pleasure to have the privilege of representing the physicians of Boston in making these brief remarks at the opening of this distinguished meeting.
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Public Health, 1973
Summary Administrative changes in the National Health Service must be mirrored by operational changes. Such operational changes should be aimed at enhancing the health of the community and therefore at changing the basic work attitudes of the primary care team.
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Summary Administrative changes in the National Health Service must be mirrored by operational changes. Such operational changes should be aimed at enhancing the health of the community and therefore at changing the basic work attitudes of the primary care team.
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New England Journal of Medicine, 1964
IN choosing the title "Caring For the Patient," I bear in mind the closing sentence of Dr. Pea-body's poignant Gay Lecture, in which he stated, "The secret of the care of the patient is in caring f...
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IN choosing the title "Caring For the Patient," I bear in mind the closing sentence of Dr. Pea-body's poignant Gay Lecture, in which he stated, "The secret of the care of the patient is in caring f...
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Taking Care of Patients and Caring for Patients Are Not the Same
AORN Journal, 2004THERE IS A SIGNIFICANT difference between taking care of patients and caring for patients. TAKING CARE OF PATIENTS emphasizes objective, professional care, such as the medical and psychological aspects of nursing. CARING FOR PATIENTS, on the other hand, is a humanistic way of interacting with patients that demonstrates sincere care and concern for ...
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Medical Clinics of North America, 2015
This article discusses the unique considerations when caring for patients who lack housing, one of the most essential human needs. Special attention is provided to diseases and conditions that are affected by homelessness as well as to particularly vulnerable populations of homeless patients.
Jared Wilson, Klein, Simha, Reddy
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This article discusses the unique considerations when caring for patients who lack housing, one of the most essential human needs. Special attention is provided to diseases and conditions that are affected by homelessness as well as to particularly vulnerable populations of homeless patients.
Jared Wilson, Klein, Simha, Reddy
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PATIENT CARE: Perioperative Patient Care
AORN Journal, 1993PATIENT CARE: Perioperative Patient Care, second ed, By Julia A. Kneedler, Gwen H.
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Infectious Disease Clinics of North America, 2012
The clinical manifestations of cirrhotic liver disease encompass a broad spectrum of conditions that reflect the consequence of high portal pressures that result from fibrosis and diminished hepatic synthetic reserve. Patients with cirrhosis are at heightened risk for the development of infection, and although the use of prophylactic antimicrobial ...
Syed-Mohammed, Jafri, Stuart C, Gordon
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The clinical manifestations of cirrhotic liver disease encompass a broad spectrum of conditions that reflect the consequence of high portal pressures that result from fibrosis and diminished hepatic synthetic reserve. Patients with cirrhosis are at heightened risk for the development of infection, and although the use of prophylactic antimicrobial ...
Syed-Mohammed, Jafri, Stuart C, Gordon
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New England Journal of Medicine, 1968
IN most areas of medical care, adaptations in practice have kept pace with advances in knowledge about diseases and therapeutic procedures.
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IN most areas of medical care, adaptations in practice have kept pace with advances in knowledge about diseases and therapeutic procedures.
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Acta Neurologica Scandinavica, 1996
According to E.H. Erikson, the developmental task of old age consists of looking back and remembering one's life, accepting and taking responsibility for the past, imagining the future, and living toward death. Dealing with this final life crisis and achieving wholeness and meaning is a difficult task for the healthy person, and it is vastly more ...
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According to E.H. Erikson, the developmental task of old age consists of looking back and remembering one's life, accepting and taking responsibility for the past, imagining the future, and living toward death. Dealing with this final life crisis and achieving wholeness and meaning is a difficult task for the healthy person, and it is vastly more ...
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