Word: patients
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According to Shore, other aspects of the proposal include developing common patient education materials to be used at all the medical centers and applying common evaluation tools...
Explaining the Undergraduate Council's recent decision to study patient care at UHS, council member Noah Z. Seton '00 says when he speaks to students about their experiences at the College, "invariably one out of three will say UHS needs to be looked...
Kathleen Dias, the patient advocate isdesignated as a liaison between students and UHSdoctors and administrators...
...purposely cut or burn themselves, break bones or otherwise mutilate themselves. That figure may even be low, say many experts, judging from the growing number of reports from hospitals, schools and therapists. Karen Conterio and Wendy Lader started S.A.F.E. (Self-Abuse Finally Ends) Alternatives, the nation's only in-patient center for self-injurers, in Chicago in 1985. "We used to be able to check the calls on our hotline number once a week. Now a staff member has to do it every day," says Lader. "We're getting 700 calls a month...
...must be said that Kingsolver's men are less interesting. One male African teacher, in particular, is so patient and virtuous that he seems--cultural bias alert here--almost Christlike. Perhaps that is because unlike the women, whose thoughts we hear, the men are observed only from the outside. It is also true that the novel's second half is subdued in tone. The author has made her point, and the rest is told almost as afterword. The rapacious Mobutu Sese Seko is in power, thanks to U.S. influence. And the Price women, their calamitous adventure mostly behind them...