SOMA--Society of Medical Authors. Author's tales.
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Variations in contracts among publishers.
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SOMA--Society of Medical Authors. Summing-up.
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Tercentenary of the first English book on tropical medicine, by Thomas Trapham of Jamaica.
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Freud's "I" and "you": secret sharers in the introductory lectures.
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New insight into the life and work of Sigmund Freud: an overview of the literature since 1975.
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[Evaluation of practical utilization of scientific achievements in the field of public health].
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Reference accuracy in articles accepted for publication in the Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation.
Error rates and types of errors found in bibliographies of 129 articles accepted for publication by the Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation were carefully checked over a 13-month period. Verification is done before publication by the Archives. Of a total of 1.867 reference citations, 1.005 (54%) were incorrect and 115 (6%) could not be verified.
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Nursing research in the Bicentennial year.
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Society for Personality Assessment, Inc. Distinguished Contribution Award, San Francisco, August 26, 1977.
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The burning of John Hunter's papers: a new explanation.
It is commonly accepted that Sir Everard Home destroyed the Hunterian Manuscripts to hide the extent to which he had used them for his own publications. We suggest that his real reason for burning the papers was to hide the identity of the person who had been the subject of John Hunter's famous inoculation experiment.
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A. A. Milne: sources of his creativity.
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Medical criminology notes No. 4: measuring the impact of Isaac Ray: a citation analysis.
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Speaking for themselves: a bibliography of writings by mentally handicapped individuals.
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