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Doctors also take pride in the local base of each clinic. Dr. Michael B. Bader, a resident at Cambridge Hospital who spends one day a week at the Riverside clinic, says "I like to bring medicine out of the hospital and into the community...
...adult and family clinics, scattered across the city and servicing health needs ranging from gynecology to nutrition, similar close relationships develop between doctors and patients. Patients have been known to follow a doctor or nurse practitioner across Cambridge when he or she transfers to another clinic or practice "You really get to know people," says Helen Cappello, a nurse practitioner, adding that she has "patients that I wouldn't hesitate calling it they missed an appointment...
...give the Moscow institute and its researchers high marks. Others have some reservations. George Washington University Internist William Knaus, author of Inside Russian Medicine, says of the center, "Individual projects might be comparable, but overall it would not compare with Stanford, the University of Texas, Harvard or the Mayo Clinic...
...later half of the second period the Crimson held a counterattacking clinic. It demonstrated a great variety of ways to bring the ball up field and set up good goal scoring opportunities. Its shots, however, did not hit home. With just under 10 minutes left, Landry missed an open net by shooting just over the crossbar from about twenty feet...
...leaders have moved into the luxury residences vacated by Somoza supporters who fled the country; members of the regime's elite 25,000-strong Sandinista People's Army have access to special gasoline supplies, duty-free stores and food outlets. Says a matronly nurse in a health clinic: "The situation is critical. The Sandinista leadership has benefited from this revolution but not the masses. I am 100% Sandinista, but not their type of Sandinista...