Word: wolfman
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...What used to happen was...we'd refer the patient outside and lose control," says Dr. Mary Wolfman, who sits on the referral committee. "It's a way of containing costs but it also benefits the care that people have gotten...
...fewer and fewer students the longer I'm here," says Dr. Mary Wolfman, a part-time primary care doctor and 19-year veteran of UHS. "It takes two or three months for a student to see me. I've been seeing the same HUGHP people and they stick around, so there's not the openings for the students...
...other doctors, comign to UHS is a career change. Dr. Mary Wolfman, a primary care physician at UHA, worked at a psychiatric hospital in Alaska before her interests changed and she considered a career in a broader kind of medicine. Dr. Ronald Matloff, now chief of dermatology, had just finished residency when he went ot UHS. Matloff, who has a private practice in West Roxbury and also practices in Brockton, says the health service has a special relationship with the health service because so many of its doctors practice elsewhere in the area...
...really think you're making a contribution?" shouted Fessenden Professor of Law Bernard Wolfman as CCR members continued reading from their list of names...
...headlines and TV bulletins about a "Wolfman" on the prowl eventually force Parker to face what he has committed. There is some macabre humor in this recognition; understanding that he is in fact a carnivore, the former health-food addict starts gorging on junk. But somewhere around this point, Theroux begins a tour de force portrait of character disintegration, meticulously detailed and utterly convincing. A clearer sense of who Parker was before he fell apart might have made Chicago Loop a clearer, more uplifting admonitory tale; the scariest possibility is that the anti-hero was no one at all until...