Word: patient
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...patient learns to know his body and through his body can learn to know himself. He learns to relate to others through non-verbal communication. A new technique has been added to the ordinary mental hospital repertoire--dance therapy. With each simple movement, layers of frustrations can be slowly removed until a patient can look honestly at himself and then at others...
Floyd Wilson will continue to slog away with his patient, ball control offense, hoping to get shots for Gallagher and Royer. Sixth man Jerry O'Neil, the shooting machine freshman captain, bombed very accurately against pre-season opponents Brandeis and Connecticut; Wilson may be hard put to keep the 6'4" sophomore on the sidelines...
...improve medical care is to have the patient pay for it in advance and to have the doctors who provide it practice in groups, said the Wilbur Committee's report in 1932. This year's commission, though favoring prepayment, gives no such strong endorsement to group practice. Joseph A. Beirne, president of the Communications Workers of America, argued in vain that the commission should have taken a forthright stand in favor of pre-paid group-practice plans, in the light of "compelling evidence" that they bring about the most economical delivery of medical services. Even without that, the commission gave...
...University of Colorado doctors who described their cases were guarded in discussing the children's prospects for recovery. But merely by being alive, all were making medical history. They had survived a complete liver transplant for periods ranging from 45 to 122 days, longer than any previous patient, for whom the record had been 23 days...
...game. "Dirty players are gone," answers Tackle Henry Jordan, but his disingenuous comment suggests that the writers and fans may be right. Today's players, he says, are "so well trained they know how to hurt you scientifically." Packer Linebacker Lee Roy Caffey, himself an ankle patient, explains that money adds to their skill. When you put enough cash on the line, says Caffey, "it tends to bring out the best in people." It also brings out the elbows, knees and helmets that can be almost lethal when propelled by the beef of today's pros...