Biomedical subjects
A R Moore
Publications and source records attributed to A R Moore.
The stupidity of patients.
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The press and the profession: an historical view.
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Preanesthetic mastectomy: a patient's experience.
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Surgery and the aged.
Surgery for the aged presents a special challenge for all members of the hospital team. The tone of a geriatric hospital is unique. It has usually been adapted specifically for the needs of the elderly. Quiet kindness replaces excessive urgency; a slower time scale allows unrushed opportunities for patient care and contact; and a friendly family spirit helps replace what is missing in the lives of many elderly patients.
An unexplored surgical examination paper.
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Medical humanities: an aid to ethical discussions.
'The ethical landscape', the title given to part of a course devised by Mr. Moore, is described in full in this paper. The whole course is a new adventure in medical education designed to help students to explore the ethical problems in the practice of medicine. The 'ethical landscape' is seen through discussion based on passages from literature depicting doctors' and patients' dilemmas. As the results summarized in the tables show, the students found the course well worth while, and thought that they had gained a new insight into the problems with which they would be confronted and also into their own personalities and those of their fellow students whom previously they had only known superficially. The Chairman of the course, Mr. Moore, was also subjected to assessment from his students, because on the skill of the Chairman such a course would fail or succeed.
A medical message from the literature.
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Sounding board. Medical humanities--a new medical adventure.
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The art of medicine: a missing subject?
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Nonspecific entry of thoracic duct immunoblasts into intradermal foci of antigens.
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Evidence for a primary association between immunoblasts and small gut.
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The association between the large lymphocyte and the small intestine.
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A ruler for accurate measurement of the common bile duct.
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