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Article: Truth be told ...(Welcome to JUNE)(Brief article)
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- Marie Claire
- Article date:
- June 1, 2008
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SEVERAL YEARS AGO, before I moved to America, I was sitting on an airplane next to someone who clearly wanted to chat. I'd learned long ago what a mistake it was telling chatty people on planes that I was a journalist, as it always prompted them to say, "My life would make a great story," then proceed to share all the details, from preschool on. Seeking to avoid this, I often tried on different personas to see which one would shut them down fastest. So when I muttered that I was a doctor to my current seatmate, she exhibited the hushed awe and respect the profession deserves. Not 20 minutes later, a passenger four rows up clutched his chest and fell ...
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Article: Doctor and patient: a matter of degree.(SOUNDING BOARD)
JAAPA-Journal of the American Academy of Physicians Assistantss;
January 1, 2008 ;
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......College regents recently approved the doctor of science physician assistant (DScPA...Sam Houston, San Antonio, Texas. The new doctoral program will provide Army PAs with an...drilled never to misrepresent themselves as doctors to their patients. The recent introduction...
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