George Washington University School of Medicine - Speculum Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Department of Psychiatry To Doctors Yochelson, Rankin and the able psychiatry staff we relate our positive feelings with regard to our ex- periences in psychiatry. The staff members have more than extended themselves in order to provide an interesting and well-planned introduction to clinical psychiatry. In spite of the stat calls for all orderlies to 6B, four o'clock conferences and rush hour traffic to St. Elizabeth's, we managed to carry away a few abstract complexities. We certainly extend our gratitude to the department for its efforts in providing research fellowships which added stimulus to students interested in this field. Their plans to expand their residency program illustrate their con- tinuing efforts to improve the department. NOW BOYS it's not Lady Chatterley, it's my notes, explains Dr. Berman.

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X.. 2 i, .1 fail CHARLES S. WISE, MD. Chairman and Professor of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation - 1 i ' Ill V: -5' fx. . ,,. 1 ff' -1 i. ' .5 ' A ::. :- '-HH .5 a t ' 7 ' MY WIFE said WHAT! exclaims Dr. John WATT, husband of Dr. Mary WATT as Dr. Charles Wise wonders which WATT said - WHAT. Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation The Physical Medicine Department under Dr. Wise, and with Dr. Watt, has plans for expansion with the addition of the new George Washington Hospital wing. The department is establishing cooperative teaching programs with St. Elizabeth's Hospital and Mt. Alto Hospital. These plans will give the department the much needed room, and afford more opportunity for student participation at the clinical level. The change in cur- riculum will work well with these plans as it will provide more personal contact between the instructor and the student. It will also increase actual patient contact so important in the instruction of physical medicine. RECESS Walt Fagan, jim Shaw, Dick Sacks, and Physical Therapist take time out to try therapeutic devices. 4 'I

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WILLIAM W. STANBRO, MD. Chairman and Professor of Radiology 'TURN LEFT at Four Corners and she lives in the third house on the left. Dick Sacks, jim Shaw and Dr. Richard Merlo. Q--V1 Department of Radiology The Department of Radiology under Dr. Stanbro, and with Drs. Murphy and Nelson, is advancing new projects. In addition to the regular Film of the Week Project, a Film of the Week for junior medical students has been initiated to encourage diagnostic observation of roentgenograms. In the same vein, a program of selected films for study by the class is being started. The department feels that the change in curriculum will lend itself well to more intensive instruction with increased instructor-student contact. The radiology elective has been strengthened, and is very valuable, as those seniors who have participated in it can testify. BUT BOSS, you know I can't read stereos Drs. Murphy, Nelson and Stanbro. I' 'Ei I V V V K Q F ,. , . I .tjj ,. , I, , hh ' T JL f' Q , ' ,V l . A V V A - :M fl .I 3 ' ' ll' sf ffsf l .. 1.4, , l in ' X L ld 4 l , l 1 . .FH ' 9 js 1-it .V Y j , X I , , L' 2 l , it ff f I nf 'Ai 1... af gr' l , 'A' 1 hx R i at ,T :Q 9 4-., V 1 :ik I s qjt y . , 5 Q l