Word: professionalization
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Television bumped shoulders twice last week with the medical profession:
Unfortunately, there are more difficulties in getting money for a department of religion than for most other educational projects. With the present emphasis on scientific and industrial research it is relatively easy to get large contributions for the chemistry laboratories or the Business School. But many donors of University funds...
After digging into the social customs of 250 or more tribes scattered around the world, Anthropologist George Peter Murdock of Yale has concluded that prostitution is not the world's oldest profession. Psychiatry is.
When the naval officer blew on his ice cream to cool it, the medics raised their eyebrows but did not laugh. Nor did they think he was wacky; he was just getting over a kind of fish poisoning which the medical profession calls ichthyotoxism. It is the only disorder doctors...
Near the end of World War I, a promising Swiss diagnostician named Max Picard left the University Hospital in Heidelberg and gave up the practice of medicine. He deserted his profession because he felt that doctors, fascinated by the mechanics of medicine, were losing sight of their patients as individuals...