Word: patients
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Having Mohler available at the end of games also gives the Crimson an additional offensive option. With the Crimson's patient offense, Mohler has been getting the ball inside more frequently for shots...
...larger ongoing effort by UHS to invite feedback and criticism. This vital process of eliciting continuous feedback is managed by the assistant to the director/patient advocate, a full-time position created about 15 years ago. The responsibilities of this person are primarily to hear, represent, and respond to patient concerns. The patient advocate also serves as a liaison to two advocacy groups, the Student Health Advisory Council for undergraduates and the UHS Consumer's Council for staff and faculty, which actively represent the interests of the Harvard community in the provision of care by UHS by reviewing UHS policies...
Confidentiality is also a problem, and medicalprofessionals are facing many questions to which"there are no rules. All of this is evolving,"Hiatt said. "Doctors are confronted with theconflict between the responsibility of being adoctor for one patient and for society as a whole...
...though Lopez has a light step. He glides over pre-Columbian history, kicking up bits of ornithology, geology and marine biology. His best entry is about beached whales on the Oregon coast and the peculiar behavior these leviathans caused in the local population. The author is a clear and patient observer whose literary surfaces are sometimes broken by a political ripple (the conservation policies of the Reagan Administration, for example, are found wanting, mainly because there are so few of them). Lopez offers no specific program for balancing the ecosystem. Rather, he tries to create an aura of reverence...
...applicant's sexual orientation is sometimes considered a factor in determining insurability. That practice defies guidelines issued by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners and is against the law in eight states. But insurance executives insist that they must be allowed to limit their liabilities: a typical AIDS patient receives up to $130,000 worth of medical care...