Word: fees
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Several of my patients have asked me if I wrote the letter which refers to a psychoanalyst's fee for a couch seance [TIME, Nov. 15], The letter was signed by D. S. Hayes, M.D., Washington...
Higher costs of operation and failure of a drive for extra endowment funds were given as reasons for the increase. The rise in dormitory rates in the first in 12 years, and the jump in the general fee the first since...
Butler held as the crux of his argument that government payment of doctors on the basis of how many patients they serve will tend to make them keep all of them as well as possible, while under the present system of "fee for service" the doctors thrive on sickness...
...weeks ago, Provost Buck announced to a breathless Student Council the gory details of a new 4 tuition rise. But fortunately for the more sensitive members of that august body, Buck couched his $76 fee fattener among some noble new plans for improvements in the plant and teaching of Harvard College...
...surgeon, Critics Lipkin & Joseph think, should take time to talk-and listen-to his patient. He should tell the patient just what to expect, stress his chances of surviving the operation and getting well. Sometimes, Lipkin & Joseph charged, the doctor "tries to justify a large fee, or builds up his own importance in the patient's eyes by talking of the difficulty of the operation and how his experience and skill will be needed . . ." Unfortunately, the operation's danger is what sticks in the patient's mind...