History of the Kaiser Permanente Medical Care Program Oral History Transcript
History of the Kaiser Permanente Medical Care Program Oral History Transcript
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I really didn't understand what he was doing. Then he made the preposterous statement that he could get a grant from somebody in the federal government to do what he wanted to do if someone would sponsor him. So in an unguarded moment I said, "Sure, we'll sponsor you. " And lo and behold he did get a grant, [interviewer laughs] So I was saddled with Ellsworth. He proved to be the first of many researchers whom we sponsored and supported. We provided a laboratory and got more and more grants.
Hu...ghes: Had he been a Kaiser physician prior to this?
Keene: Yes, he was a Kaiser physician, but he was doing the physician part of it just enough to do his research.
61 Hughes: Which was very atypical for a Kaiser physician, wasn't it?
Keene: Yes. The usual doctor in the Permanente groups was caring for patients. He wasn't particularly interested in research.
Then, lo and behold, a fellow by the name of Timothy Leary came to see me. Timothy Leary turned out to be a fellow with glasses, hearing aid, deaf, and he spoke in a peculiar jargon which if he had been speaking in Sanskrit I couldn't have understood him less.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I really didn't understand what he was doing. Then he made the preposterous statement that he could get a grant from somebody in the federal government to do what he wanted to do if someone would sponsor him. So in an unguarded moment I said, "Sure, we'll sponsor you. " And lo and behold he did get a grant, [interviewer laughs] So I was saddled with Ellsworth. He proved to be the first of many researchers whom we sponsored and supported. We provided a laboratory and got more and more grants.
Hu...ghes: Had he been a Kaiser physician prior to this?
Keene: Yes, he was a Kaiser physician, but he was doing the physician part of it just enough to do his research.
61 Hughes: Which was very atypical for a Kaiser physician, wasn't it?
Keene: Yes. The usual doctor in the Permanente groups was caring for patients. He wasn't particularly interested in research.
Then, lo and behold, a fellow by the name of Timothy Leary came to see me. Timothy Leary turned out to be a fellow with glasses, hearing aid, deaf, and he spoke in a peculiar jargon which if he had been speaking in Sanskrit I couldn't have understood him less.
What to read after History of the Kaiser Permanente Medical Care Program Oral History Transcript?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clifford H Keene to read onlineMoreLess
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