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Ariel - Volume 4 Number 1

David A. Jacoby Thomas Jefferson University

Mark Widome Thomas Jefferson University

Anita Robinson Thomas Jefferson University

J.D. Kanofsky Thomas Jefferson University

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Vol. 4 No. 1 Thomas Jefferson University and Medical College Copyright 1971 ARIEL September, 1971 SAMA Seelcs Foundation Assesses

1 Medical Education · lnvoYled Students By Mark Widome -David A. Jacoby HIGHER EDUCATION AND Although very active on the THE NATION'S HEALTH: The report begins by nation~ 1 level, for the past several years local SAMA ac­ Policies for Medical and docwnenting the "health crisis." tivity has been less than optimal. Dental Education. A Special "We have the highest standard of living, but not the highest stan­ As a result there is more room Report and Recom­ than ever before for first and dard of life-as measured by mendations by The Carnegie infant mortality and average life second year students who wish to Commission on Higher expectancy. A number of take an active role. Education. October 1970. countries surpass us. In fact, in This year's . activities start McGraw-Hill, 127 pp. $2.95. with the . Wednesday morning comparison with other nations The Carnegie Commission on we are losing." And all the whil~ coffee break of orientation week. From exploring the hospital to cavorting along the Wissahickon Functions will continue with Higher Education will issue its we are losing, the public ex­ Creek, the DONS Program offers an opportunity to break away from final report sometime in 1972, yet pectations of the health care student-faculty coffee hours your daily routine. throughout the year, a chapter certain aspects of its task, such system are rising. Adequate health care is now regarded as a representatives' meeting in as the recommendations on Chicago the weekend of Sep­ medical education, are of such right. The gap between ex­ pectation and ability to provide is tember 25 (anyone contemplating Dons Host Picnic urgent concern that special by Anita Robinson consequently widening. The seeking SAMA office is urged to 23 of Jefferson Hall, a meeting of reports are issued as soon as they apply, freshmen especially), a Welcome back! The Jefferson are completed. Commission sees a lack of old Dons and all new interested adequate health manpower as /pizza and beer party to assemble Dons Program, a unique big Dons will open the official Except for a few con­ the student directory sometime borther program, once again business of the year. siderations, one might expect one major problem. In the next in early October, sending a begins its operational adventures that this report would be no more decade, it asks that the number of For the coming year, hikes, places for training doctors be voting representative to the for the school year '71 - '72. A get tours, skating parties, etc. have worthy of our attention than any acquainted picnic will take place one of a number of reports issued increased by 50% and for dentists Pennsylvania Medical Society's been planned for the Medical Don by 20%. meeting in Pittsburg, various Sept. 12, 1971 at Fairmount Park. and the high school student. by committees, commissions, regional meetings with medical On Sept. 22 at 1: 00 P .M., room M- Won't you join us? and foundations. The comm1ss1on also students from other schools in the Firstly, from a historical recommends that all university area, and local meetings which standpoint, the sponsor, the health science centers consider will include films, speakers, Carnegie· Foundation, is the same development of programs for the information about past and one that sponsored Medical training of physician's assistants. future national SAMAprograms Education in the United States The prediction is that in the (Appalachia, Migrant Worker, and Canada, the now famous futur.:: health care delivery will Indian Health, Medical Flexner report of 1910. It was this be the responsibility of efficient Education, Community Health, by Terry Burt earlier report that for better than health care teams, with the and MECO) and whatever you, 50 years formed the foundation physician at the center and the I have lost my passion: Why should I need to keep it and model for medical education the member, wish. Since what is kept must be adulterated? work of allied health personnel The first meeting will be heii in this country. One of the baai.c •bjeet tA bla ~.. I have lost my sight, smell, hearing, ta•te. ...a touen: et Wednesday evening, September *h u.e report was that How should I use the m for your . qlas~r contac;:t? .. diagnosis and treatment must be 15, in Jefferson Hall at 7:30 P.M. Another area of concern to the . - from "Gerontion" by: T .s: Eliot bas~d upon a solid foundation of .commission is that of financing, All interested students are in­ . scientific knowledge. It provided vited to attend. Happy New Year, Jefferson! We are back at it again. both of health care and • All in our places that only schools which duly professional education. It makes emphasize laboratory work and recommendations for cost Nader All in our places extensive laboratory experience sharing between federal and With bright shining faces should be accredited. This model state governments and between Keynotes of training was derived from the the public and private sector. Ready for September bright once more. programs at Johns Hopkins and Symposium Harvard as well as the curricula "Expenditures of medical And what did you do this summer? Hopefully everyone went home of the earlier German medical schools have gone up twice as -David A. Jacoby and rediscovered his wellsprings of enthusiasm for medical schools. Its effect was to promote fast in the past decade as ex­ Keynote speaker at the Health knowledge. What is it that keeps bringing us all back for more? I guess research and sophisticated penditures in higher education Alliance for Progress symposium everyone has his own answer to why he wants to become a doctor. But technique of diagnosis and generally, yet the number of to be held October 1 and 2 at the somehow theprocessof medical education seems to blot out that initial treatment. students in medical schools has Philadelphia College of Op­ enthusiasm and vision. We have to get away for a few weeks in order Why is reevaluation of risen only half as fast as in the rest of higher education. It is high tometry will be Ralph Nader. to find ourselves and rearm ourselves for a new year. Why is m~dical education now The activities will begin on education so painful? necessary? In what respects is time to look more carefully at Friday night with a mock trial I can't understand why I must force myself through assigned the Flexner model now costs." stemming from an actual case readings with minimal profit from September to June, when I read inadequate? The new com­ By far the most interesting which occurred at Philadelphia with avidity and good retention from June to September. Learning mission sees the Flexner model aspect of the report to the student General Hospital. Saturday goes against the grain at one period, while at another time my mind is as one that basically looks inward and faculty member, is that morning will commence with a like a sponge, ready to soak up every experience indiscriminantly. I to science in the medical school section dealing with curriculum showing of the fihn Hospital, to should think that after all these years of research, educators would itself. By so doing, it ignores recommendations. In summary, be followed by small workshops have figured out why we learn with ease at one time and with health care delivery outside of the commission recommends (law and medicine; allied health; resistance at another. the hospital. The new model that medical schools adapt a national health insurance; sex Let us hope at the beginning of this new school year, that our emerging is the "health care three year program rather than education and human sexuality; curriculum is moving in the right direction toward that perfect mix of delivery model" wherein "the the present four years required the student role in health meat and sweet aht will capture the energy and joy tied up in our medical school, in addition to after the B.A. to obtain an M.D. education; environmental effects common desire to be some kind of doctor, and harness this energy to training, does research in health degree. It also favors the drop­ on health; addicts and the process of mastering materia medica. care delivery, advises local ping of one year (internship) alcoholics; death and dying; But one could also dispute the meaning of "mastery." Lawrence hospitals anf the Internship in June 1970. nine, and the address by Mr. to retrieve information, as opposed to the "old concept" of medir::il education for health personnel Effective July 1, 1975, no in­ Nader. education as maximal data retention. and generally orients itself to ternship will be approved unless As things stand now, at­ Then I re-examined my summer of Joy in Learning in the light of external service .... " it is integrated with a residency.) tendance at Mr. Nader's talk will Weed, and I tried to pinpoint what I was doing differently. I was in the be limited to those participating process of reading widely and haphazardly, trying to hit on a subject Thirst for knowledge for knowledge's sake isn't the only drive in the workshops, for the for my impending pathology paper. What did I discover? That nothing however. For a doctor, his other drive to excellence is people, the auditorium is limited to 350 interested me? No ! That EVERYTHING interested me! I was needs of people suffering. My other summer spur to study was my people. Therefore, if interested, spending hours tracking down articles on 2,3 DPGA. I was excited daily encounter with patients in my summer job. How much anatomy one should sign up early. about lysosomes! Was I cracking up? Excitement is unheard of in and physiology is now anchored in my memory by its connection with Further information, in­ Scott Library. .some living (or dying) person met in the course of my summer? How I cluding application blanks, will This experience was very reassuring to me. It renewed my faith in wanted to know everything at those moments in order to fully un- be forthcoming in the September hwnan nature as being naturally inclined toward truth and derstand the problems each patient presented and to ·be able to help issue of PERHAPS, the knowledge. (My remaining problem is to convince myself that some rum. newspaper of the Health Alliance degree of retention is part of tfie same game of search and Iliscovery - In this phase of learning too, I have hoped that our curriculum is for Progress. Watch for it in mid which I enjoy so much.) I think though that Jefferson still over- moving in the right direction. This year's freshmen will be exposed September. emphasizes the memorization of a limited amount of material, rather early to the problems of physical diagnosis. Maybe then than helping us to expand our horizons and to get excited about the neuroanatomy will mean more to them than colored wiring patterns. process of learning and exploring the unknown. It is an unpopular Maybe their passion for mediciJ!~. and their sensitivity to people won't WELCOME idea but I believe this dreaded Pathology paper is one of the most be ground out and lost in the process by June of 1972, maybe to be valu~ble learning exercises that Jefferson has offered so far. recaptured in a lucky summer hiatus and maybe not. PAGE2 ARIEL September, 1971 EDITORIAL BOARD ARIEL MEETING· Editors: David A. Jacoby Eugenia Miller Tom Williams M~N., Sept. 20 7:30 p.m. Associate Editors: Paul Bialas Terry Burt Michael Leo Gail Tenikat JEFFERSON HALL Editor Emeritus and Business Manager: Richard J. Bonnano Movie Editor: Robert Breckenridge QUALITY MICROSCOPES about.. .. POLITICS ! ! ? We have no stated political stance, not .. withstanding the set beliefs of individuals on our staff, because of our FOR LESS diversity. The best we can do for those who want to fathom us is that Rai1on d' EIre we are liberal in some areas and somewhat radical in others, and we Why do we, medical and nursing students with cramped schedules, hope thought provoking in all. Optical take the time to put out this paper? Three years ago when there was no Our commitments and purposes are many and broader than just student newspaper, neither was there anything comparable to keep health related. Nevertheless, as they are important, we will Instrument people out of the dark about goings on at Jefferson, thoughts of faculty enumerate more than a few. We want a more viable, democratic and students and important local and national issues. So two then society, without racism or injustice of any kind and an end to the Repair sophomore students organized and published Ariel to fill these basic Vietnam war-reasonable enough? We are committed to bringing out a gaps and to create a forum for open discussion of issues. We were better health care system assuring everyone of adequate attention to 717 WALNUT ST originally touted as a newspaper; but, because we publish only once a their medical and mental health, an end to local catchment areas for month; we realized that much news was already out of date. Therefore more widely funded programs, true consumer participation and PHILA PA. 19106 we began to analyze and comment in many articles. In other words, control of health care, and an 1 upgrading of the quality and moral WA2-1379 we look upon ourselves as being more akin to a magazine than a responsibility of the medical and nursing professions. Also, our goals newspaper. are better communication within this medical community, expansion of Jefferson's scope in the surrounding community by such means as , We have had difficulty at times getting people to respond to con­ trQversy other than by behind-the-door, · unaccountable talk. This small health centers and drug abuse and addiction centers, greater student participation in the affairs of Jefferson, pass-fail grading (not ~NEW German pervadi'!g unw'illingness to write letters to the editor or to submit • made microscope articles, found in both students and faculty, perhaps is a holdover of an of us advocate this), and progressive, continually advancing from $218.00 the pre-Ariel days. Whatever the reason, it is not the answer to any cu~-ricula for the medical school, n..irsing set 'ol and College of Allied ¥ monocular, problem. No kidding, we do welcome and print any view point within Healtl. Sciences. We measure our success by how much we can further ~ $380.00 binocular. ; limitations of sp<.1ce (If you feel the urge, Arie!, Box 27 Jefferson Hall all of "hese things, not by how popular or disliked we are. - Used binocular is the destination)! For those of you who just came-yes, you freshmen-welcome. If we Bausch and Lomb microscopes Before getting into our commitments, we might say something could we would fill you in on events here for the last several years, but priced from $200. toomuch has happened. We can mention some of the most important or exciting happenings at Jefferson, most of which you will be hearing ALL ME ET MEDICAL more a bout: a family medicine specialty is being seriously considered SCHOOL REQUIREMENTS. Don1 Begin New Ye•' for the curriculum; there have been changes in the freshman and sophomore curriculum and a complete overhaul of the curriculum is being considered by the Student-Faculty Curriculum Committee; with STOP IN TODAY! -David A. Jacoby . the formation of Thomas Jefferson University two years ago, the Started four years ago by Cora concerning colleges, but they College of Allied Health Sciences is beginning to increase its Christian, then a Jefferson have no one ti} reassure them that enrollment of badly needed para-professional students; Jefferson sophomore, the Dons program they are false - unless you help. Commons has many more activities-from coffee house concerts and \ seeks to motivate high school Last year the Dons program recent movies to art exhibits, TGIF parties and organized sports; and youngsters to pursue further offered tutoring for the Scholastic students are sitting on almost all of the committees of the M~dical 'the education, preferably a college Aptitude Tests and school sul:r College. one. jects which the students were Here we have tried to describe our raison d'etre, or reason for In spite of the recent opening either flunking or especially exist~nce; but we ultimately want to stimulate each person's con­ of spaces in colleges (or inner interested in, a compilation of templation of purposes and breadth of responsibility to himself, the city students, the road to college scholarship opportunities medical-health community and society-that is, his own raison d'etre. is still a forbidding one for them. available to the students, and Due to a lack of sufficient high many group activities. Included IT'S TIME FOR school guidance counselors, the in the group activities were PRE­ typical inner city student has picnic in Fairmount Park, a hike EA STERN'S SCHOOL received neither encouragement along the Wissahickon Creek, shop, inc. about his chances for college game night, a trip to the Mutter GLASSES acceptance nor information Museum of the Philadelphia regarding schola'rship op­ College of Physicians, a roller portunities and how to apply. For skating party, a tour of the instance, at South Philadelphia Jefferson hospital, and a meeting High School last year counselors to plan this year's activities (with forgot to tell those science swimming afterwards). students working for Jefferson All of this was in addition to researchers two afternoons a the one-to-one activities of each week without pay to register for Don and his student. the Merit Scholarship exams-a Last year's program has PHOTO GREY, SUN LENSES, TINTED LENSES: BIFOCALS. TRIFOCALS prerequisite not just for the Merit ended; we now need more active S.AVEWITH Guuantnd EASTI:RN'S EASTERN OPTICAL IN(. Scholarships, but also for a people to continue and expand the Pe1ftctly Ground number of Black scholarship LOW PRICE to your Doctor's Dons' program for the coming POLICY -fJµidaHJ.- Prescription programs. yea1. Won't you help us, for it is 1129 PINE STr S.E. COR. 10th IL CHESTNUT 45 2 3 FRANKFORD AVE. Recall this time last year-and your enthusiasm, your time, and Man .. Wed .. Fri. 9ta9; Wed ~~~t;~~t~}?~ ~~A~ - 1660 Tues., Thurs. 9 to b; Sat. 9 to I how afraid you were that you your confidence which these JE 3-9595 weren't going to make it into WA 3-8799 students need the most? DELCROFT SHOPPING CENTER 60 GARRETT ROAD medical school. The Dons DELMAR DRIVE, FOLCROFT, PA. UPPER DARBY, PA. Mon., Tues., Wed. 10 to 6 Mon., Tues., Thurs. 9 to b; students have these same fears Thurs., fr1. 10 lo 9; Sat. 10 lo I Wed.andFri.9to9; Sat.9to I , aales, rentals, r1P1in. accasetief, LE4-7900 SA7.1515 Fl 2-0445 . JA 8-5868 MICHAEL'S FOOD MARKET Imported and Domestic Groceries Cheeses Fish Halvah Greek Pastry Feta Lakerda Sitari Loukomi Kaseri Sardeles Sesami Kefalotiri Anc~ovies Boulgour Coffee THE LOCUST Olives Ta ram a Simigdoli Turkish Kalamaris Olive Oils Spices Greek Octapodi Xamomili Preserves Maxie pi Oregano Quince Stuffed Egq Plant Greek Pears Stuffecf G rof)e Aosewater Canned Goods Oranges Leaves Koukounari Visino Peppers Health Foods Greek Vanillia Filo Chocolate jStrudel Leaves) OPENDAILY9to6 SU NOA Y 12 to 2 Free Y2 hour Parking. 233 S. 9th St. MA 7-6650 . "WhPre Hercules lS * l" Ted's Hos Movedl 10th and Locust Street across TO THE NEW from Jeff Hall .ATHENS"' RESTAURANT 10th AND SPRUCE STS. GREEK AND AMERICAN MENU_' f;apJpin Tomlny GOOD Al'MOSPHER!_ ____ / • • M 0 DERN I tf[E-IHO-R invite you over OPEN--r 4HOURS ARIEL education is to expose the student to ideas that like wine will grow REMINISCENCES tastier with age. Is it not true that Rittenhouse J .D. Kanof sky was a watershed in my life. good ideas can invigotate us just When the summer comes to a Early in the semester I began as readily as Geritol or any state Medical Bookstore close as it is doing. now and to wonder for what reason do we ' store elixer? Even if the s.tudent everyone starts to complain that confine youngsters to a stolid does not immediately appreciate is the place in Philadelphia the end of the vacation is near, classroom setting. Is it ·just to a thought this does not mean that my thoughts can't help but dart keep them out of their parents the same indifference will hold For Medical 8Goks back to a time two years ago that hair or is it for some nobler true in the future too. Minds store marked the beginning of my prupose? To justify my role as a ideas. Vats store the juice of the In the Center of the City at illustrious teaching career. teacher I had to rationalize a grape. Given time and patience Admittedly, there are people who reason for it. both will produce intoxicating will question how illustrious it I thought to myself, "Suppose results. 1706 Rittenhouse Square was and many more would we consider life a constant "The universe is chock full of quibble over whether it should be ·combat against tedium~ which I marvelous mysteries. Knowledge Kl S-4274 called a career. Nevertheless, it think it is. Perhaps then, one of is essential to investigate many was a year which in retrospect the . prim_ary~ purposes of of them." That still did not explain. why · all of this had to be done in a somber schoolhouse, five days a week between the hours of nine to two, but that was ali" right. My ·melancholy was subdued and as far as I was concerned that was what mattered most. From then on I spent many hours trying to think up exiting LADIES DIAMOND BEEHIVE new ways to approach the study RING, 19 Diamonds, 2 CARAT TOTAL WEIGHT of mathematics, which is what I (#8010) taught at Roxborough H.S. Retcii I $850.00 For instance, when I reviewed the subject of percentage with SALE my general mathematics class I used as a format the rules that s29900 govern blood mixing when giving a transfusion. More than a touch of folk-lore was thrown in to make it more1 palabright To get across the notion that A and B blood do not mix the , following situation might be GENTS DIAMOND CLUSTER given. Suppose a voluptous RING, 7 MQtched Di cimonds, LADIES DIAMOND SOLITAIRE, 1 CARAT TOT AL WEIGHT vampire who had a penchant for 4 Prong Tiffany Setting, (#9463) "LOVE" RING with 1 Diamond A blood came home exhausted 1 CARAT (#2017) (#7032) Retai I $375 ,00 after a naughty night of Retai I $799.00 Retail $25.00 SALE promiscuous prowling. In her SALE SALE rush to refresh herself she ac­ cidently takes a drink from the s33300 $14900 s1000 jugular of a sinner burdened with TOWNE B branded blood. What would We Specialize in Gifts For Every Occasion happen and why? I would like to think that by JEWELERS ANNIVERSARIES· MOTHER'S DAY " FATHER'S DAY having introduced such fantasy CHARGE WITH UNI­ BIRTHDAYS • SHOWERS· RETIREMENTS into my classroom presentations CARD,. DINERS, MASTER BIRTHS • BRIDESMAIDS • MAID OF HONOR my students acquire a lust for CHARGE, BANK AMERICARD 1215 WALNUT ST BEST MAN· BRIDE• GROOM learning. However, I strongly GRADUATION • ACHIEVEMENT AW ARDS ·WEDDINGS doubt it. Perhaps, the most that cen be said for all my effort is "WHOLESALE" DISTRIBUTORS OF NATIONALLY ADVERTISED B.RANDS that it prevented me from befr.6 bored stiff and maybe that is • saying a lot. MEETING MtVUf .2>~'" DONS : Get acquainted picnic Jllibblt (farth Sunday, September 12 11 ervuJ Q4t s~ 1134 pine et nookt:. 1:00 P.M. Wed., Sept. 22, ~ ::JwA 2-8824 Room M-23 Jefferson Hall Hummel Figures - Greeting Cards s SAMA: 7:30 P.M. Wed., Sept. 15, Jefferson Hall Distinctive Gifts ARIEL: 7:00 P.M. Mon., Sept. 20, Jefferson Hall Religious Articles tTERNATiV Health Alliance for Progress: Workshops and symposium opposite Jefferson Hospital OPEN TIL MIDNIGHT 7 DAYS/wk. Fri. and Sat. Oct. 1 & 2, 1.34 S. 11th St. Philadelphia Co!lege of Op­ WA 2-6438 tometry Home of "Hellenic News" 215 WA 2-9917 CLINTON THE HELLENIC CENTER has PHARMACY PRINTERS-PUBLISHERS NEW THINGS SPECIALTY SHOP-TRAVEL for your I. EDWARD FINE, 249 S. 10th ST., PHILA., PA. 19107 " APARTMENT Ph. G. Job and Specialty Printing from Card to Catalogue Imported Gifts - Books'" Religious Articles 1000 SP RUCE ST. 206 So. 13th PHILA., PENNA. " Printers for the Jefferson Medical F.raternities" PHONE WA 3-4066 PEPSI 16 oz . D~[F[F~OO~©[M 6 for •89 CONVENIENT SERVICE 00~~11 ~lWOO~[Mif UN ITV FOOD MARKET STEAKS & CHOPS 239 S. 10th STREET 237 S. 10th ST. ACROSS FROM JEFF HALL PHILA, PA. 19107 MA7-9456 September, 1971 ARIEL PAGE4 Incentives for reform will surely education at this time consider may well be the mold for the next reform. The Commission be provided in the form of monies the Carnegie recommendations 50 years. This will be particularly predicts that "the second great Medical Education from the public sector. I would carefully. true if the state and Federal transformation in medical The Commission also urge that both those favorably Much as the 1910 Carnegie legislatures are willing to provide education and research is now recommends the integration of and unfavorably disposed to report shaped medical education financial support for the Car­ underway, and the United States, pre-professional and professional major reform in medical for the last half century, this one 'negies brand of health care once again, will greatly benefit." curricula to eliminate the duplication of undergraduate and basic science course material in the medical school. Hopefully, much of the basic sciences would SOCIETY HILL be taught on the main university campus. RESTAURANT & DELLY Among the student backed reforms, the commission cites 262 S. 10th ST. more flexible admission stan- dards, greater elective and in­ •You Get More For Less .. dependent study time, earlier patient contact, and as men­ tioned above greater integration We Serve You The Best Sandviches In Tovn of the clinical and ba3ic sciences. MEAL TICKETS FOR STUDENTS It seems, however, that this last suggestion would be difficult to HOT PLATTER SPECIALS DAILY implement and still have the OPEN 24 HRS. teaching of basic sciences away from the teaching hospital on a wiiversity campus. The report further recom­ mends that medical training should include experience in community hospitals, neigh­ borhood clinics, convalescent facilities, and doctors' offices. The report is now eleven months off the presses. It has been widely discussed, not only in educational and professional circles, but in the lay press as well. 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