Word: refering
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Most independent nurse-practitioners continue to work closely with physicians. Koltz, for example, requires written instructions from a patient's physician before he will administer care. Most nurse-practitioners also depend upon physicians to refer at least some of their patients. A few doctors, doubtful of the nurse-practitioner's qualifications, will not make referrals. But many physicians seem to take a larger view, recognizing that the nurses can help make better health care available to more people...
...giving, and peddled the result to Penthouse magazine. This so infuriated Castaneda that he is reluctant to accept any major lecture engagements in the future. At present he lives "as inaccessibly as possible" in Los Angeles, refreshing his batteries from time to time at what he and Don Juan refer to as a "power spot" atop a mountain north of nearby Malibu: a ring of boulders overlooking the Pacific. So far he has fended off the barrage of film offers. "I don't want to see Anthony Quinn as Don Juan," he says with asperity...
...stable prices, the country is running into serious inflation. The 1972 inflation rate was about 4%, according to the official government index, but there was also a booming black market in food and other consumer items, an outgrowth of government price controls. The black market prices -what Greeks refer to as "the hat" -are the difference between what the government says the local butcher can charge for a piece of veal, and what the shopper actually...
Minister. That he did, compiling a record of 552 wins and only 140 losses in a quarter-century of coaching at U.C.L.A. Over the years "Saint John," as some rival coaches refer to him, has mellowed a bit. He has done away with the mandatory coat-and-tie rule on road trips. Curfews are still enforced, but he does not sit in the hotel lobby as of old to check on stragglers. And he no longer insists on crew cuts. Even so, at the first signs of the shaggy look he will pointedly ask: "Isn't that barbers...
...bricks are laid slightly askew, or our words do not seem to express just what we had intended them to portray. So-o-o, we call in an experienced mason, who, by applying a T-square, straightens up our building, or on the other hand we refer to our night editor, who, by using know-how, shifts our words around until our original ideas suddenly blaze forth clearly and distinctly...