Word: professionalism
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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SHAW (Bernard) Cashel Byron's Profession. First Revised Edition. 1901. $3.50
...American Medical Association and the New York Medical Society. The grounds on which the Lowell Commission rejects the thought of socialized medicine are, moreover, precisely those of the Wilbur Committee's minority. These are that voluntary medical insurance systems tend to become compulsory and then result in mediocre professional service and a breach in the essentially intimate relations of doctor and patient...
The majority of the Committee on Costs decided that if the $3,647,000,000 U. S. annual sick bill were equitably spent, every inhabitant of the nation would get adequate medical attention, every person connected with the practice of medicine would earn an adequate living. To accomplish this, they...
Most Free State theatres suddenly stopped playing "The Soldiers' Song" last week. Patriotic audiences, accustomed to stand and sing it as the Free State's national anthem, demanded explanations. They were told that one Peter Kearney, by profession a housepainter but acknowledged to have composed "The Soldiers'...
There is no reason why Harvard's next President should be a scholar by profession; there is every reason why he should be a scholar by instinct. Any man who lacks genuine sympathy with the best kind of scholarship or who does not command respect for his own intellectual attainments...