Biomedical subjects
D J Mase
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Health manpower vs. mindpower.
Applying mindpower to health care means planning. We can no longer afford to "guesstimate" ratios of assistants and aides to physicians, dietitians, therapists, or technologists. Mindpower also means education: First, of the consumer of our services, the patient (he must see that the health care team is made up of some two hundred occupations, not just of physician and nurse); then of our future health professionals (here the competent performance of certain tasks takes precedence over what is called "general" education). Although the recent knowledge explosion has stretched the curriculum considerably, a "professional degree" may yet mean more than a graduate degree. Mindpower is communication, cooperation, and collaboration on the job. It means being adaptable in emergencies, cutting out jealousy and pettiness, relying on preventive efforts, finding strength in unity.
Tolerance for turbulence. The fallacy of peaceful change.
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The role of allied health manpower in health care delivery.
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Educational role of new health science centers in the health-related professions. Introductory remarks to the second session.
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Basic principles in manpower utilization.
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The growth and development of the allied health schools.
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Curriculum in medical technology--1972. New direction(s) for medical technology.
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The role of the medical center in the education of health related personnel.
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The dimensions of change.
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