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Doctors and administrators say having a primary care doctor is the best way for a student to access the care UHS provides But the majority of students in the survey 63 percent have not enlisted a UHS primary care physician. There was a five percent margin of error in the poll...
...positive spin on gatekeepers is that the physician is watching out for you and directs you to the right person," says Dr. David Brooks, acting chief of surgery. "The pejorative--the one I tend to believe--is that the physician keeps you from the specialists you should see anyway...
...very little success convincing students to choose their own personal physician. Although Rosenthal says that 90 percent of faculty and staff have a primary care physician, the Crimson poll showed that only 37 percent of students have their own personal doctor...
...have a primary health care physician at UHS?* 79% * 59%Total 83%What is your view of the quality of care at UHS?Very Good 7%Good 27Fair 36Poor 14Don't Know 16Of those who have primary health care physicians:What is your view of the quality of care at UHS?Very Good 12%Good 24Fair 39Poor 12Don't Know 2Source: Crimson poll of 317 respondents taken on April 14 and 15, 1993.Margin of error...
Some of the distrust is understandable, given the tawdry history of earlier efforts to link biology and crime. A century ago, Italian physician Cesare Lombroso claimed that sloping foreheads, jutting chins and long arms were signs of born criminals. In the 1960s, scientists advanced the now discounted notion that men who carry an XYY chromosome pattern, rather than the normal XY pattern, were predisposed to becoming violent criminals...