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...continued to press about the dangers of exposing people to gas. Anesthetic gases might knock people out, but there was no guarantee that they would wake up, ever, especially the small children. Strong men would be knocked out last, or not at all. The FBI brought in a leading specialist on the toxicology of tear gas, whom Reno debriefed for hours. She approved the use of tear gas only after being assured that the form the FBI was using was not permanently harmful, carcinogenic or a possible cause of birth defects...
...spoke the other day with a specialist--top-notch guy," says Wanzer. "I was talking about the long wait for an appointment with him. He's willing to provide more time to UHS, but the budget does not allow...
Rosenthal and other doctors at UHS pitch primary care as a panacea for nearly all of UHS's problems. In a primary care system, patients are matched with physicians who see them as often as scheduling allows and can either treat patients themselves or send them to the appropriate specialist...
Whatever the benefits and drawbacks of "gatekeeping," one major motivation for the policy is indisputable: controlling costs. Specialists are expensive, and while patients may get more direct, appropriate care, patients may go to the wrong specialist...
...spoke the other day with a specialist--top-notch guy. He's willing to provide more time to UHS, but the budget does not allow it.' Dr. Sidney Wanzer, Director of the UHS satellite clinic at the Law SchoolPhotoDr. SIDNEY WANZER, director of the UHS satellite clinic at the Law School...