Word: used
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...method of handling all our relations with students, Dr. Bock continued is to carry on all relations as quietly and as unobtrusively as possible. The use of an open post card, with the reason for the requested appointment is a practice that the Hygiene Department never uses, he said. No diagnoses is ever listed on a letter asking a student to call...
Every day part of the 28 students in the course embark in their sturdy oyster boats and coast out over the surface of Fresh Pond, which is the reserve water supply of Cambridge. Once out they use their special equipment to plumb the depths and bring up the vegetable and animal life which is the object of their study. In addition they use special equipment to take temperature readings at various depths in he pond...
...that the proposals for governmental extension of medical care for the poor, and also for further state endowment of medical education and research, is so eminently sound in the way the committee of doctors has presented it, is because, unlike so many governmental extensions today, it looks for the use of existing agencies to carry out the program. Though the thought of a paternalistic federal bureaucracy dealing out the loaves and fishes to favored medical organizations in the future is enough to conjure up the doubts of even the most fervent believers in governmental encroachment, there is no need...
From these principles the group of doctors urge that the immediate problem of providing adequate medical care for the "medically indigent" should be met by use of public funds, either federal or local, and that public moneys should be made available for medical research to raise the standards of practise in the country...
...afford it, despite the work now done by private and public institutions. At the same time there are many doctors who have not enough work to make a satisfactory living. If these doctors could be put to work at supplying the existing needs of the "medically indigent" through the use of governmental funds, benefit should result to both parties, and, because of the social consequence of disease, to the population as a whole, it was Dr. Cannon's opinion...