| Title | The House of God (1984) |
| Grade | FLV 720p Bluray |
| Durations | 01h 46 min |
| Size | 882 MegaByte |
| Launched | 36 years 9 months 30 days ago |
| File Name | the-house-of-god_Kr6Ek.mkv |
Description
Comedy about a couple of interns in a hospital named 'The House of God'.
The House of God (1984)
Genre: Comedy, Drama
Cast: Tim Matheson, Charles Haid, Michael Sacks, Lisa Pelikan, Bess Armstrong
Crew: Donald Wrye
Release: 1984-01-01
Soldering Machine Setter: Emile Ankunding Sr.
Medical Technician: Dr. Rowan Swift DDS
Budget: $7,578,054
Operations Research Analyst: Amina Gerhold
Chemical Plant Operator: Mr. Jayson Carroll
Medical Transcriptionist: Domenico Mueller
Benefits Specialist: Dr. Precious Langworth PhD
Life Science Technician: Telly Miller
Reporters OR Correspondent: Raymond Bogisich Sr.
Revenue: $85,034,761
Stringed Instrument Repairer and Tuner: Eleanora Barrows
Clinical School Psychologist: Don Brown
Cafeteria Cook: Deonte Daugherty MD
Prosthodontist: Mr. Carter Runte
Cast: Tim Matheson, Charles Haid, Michael Sacks, Lisa Pelikan, Bess Armstrong
Crew: Donald Wrye
Release: 1984-01-01
Soldering Machine Setter: Emile Ankunding Sr.
Medical Technician: Dr. Rowan Swift DDS
Budget: $7,578,054
Operations Research Analyst: Amina Gerhold
Chemical Plant Operator: Mr. Jayson Carroll
Medical Transcriptionist: Domenico Mueller
Benefits Specialist: Dr. Precious Langworth PhD
Life Science Technician: Telly Miller
Reporters OR Correspondent: Raymond Bogisich Sr.
Revenue: $85,034,761
Stringed Instrument Repairer and Tuner: Eleanora Barrows
Clinical School Psychologist: Don Brown
Cafeteria Cook: Deonte Daugherty MD
Prosthodontist: Mr. Carter Runte
The House of God.
Samuel Shem, 34 Years After 'The House of God'.
A grrat look at the workings of medicine. Scarey. Originally posted on The House of God.
This is a classic tale from the 1970's by Dr. Samuel Shem (pen name). It's considered a Must Read for anyone considering medical school and being a doctor. As a physician myself, I often.
The House of God: Is It Pertinent 30 Years Later? | Journal of Ethics | American Medical Association.
I dont know how I would have practiced these last fifteen years without reading certainly would have been the poorer for terminology. A must read! Originally posted on The House of God.
“The House of God,” a Book as ist as It Was Influential, Gets a Sequel.
In this Arts and Medicine feature, an early-career physician discusses the ongoing relevance of Samuel Shem’s novel, The House of God, to contemporary health care and medical education on the occasion of its 40th anniversary of publication..
Mar 23, 2015 ... Jon Foreman - "The House Of God Forever" © Lowercase People Records Website:.
I came about reading this book when several of the senior RN's and Medics where laughing to the point of tears and refurning to this book. Thay gave me some small trails of the book and I.
A Book Doctors Can’t Close (Published 2009).
Nov 28, 2012 ... What I've learned from speaking out against the brutality of medical training, in advocacy of quality connection -- and four additional "laws" for ....
In the sequel to the much-loved satire about medical training, author Samuel Shem takes on what electronic medical records are doing to the practice of medicine..
The House of God|Paperback.
Rereading The House of God prompts us to ask, first, do we take better care of house staff today and, second, if we do, have those changes resulted in better patient care?.
Jon Foreman - "The House Of God Forever".
As a young PACU nurse, heading off to finish my pre-med work and hopefully become a physician, I read this book after hearing one of our sugeons say "Don't they make anyone read "House of God"....
The House of God at Age 40—An Appreciation.
The House of God is a satirical novel by Samuel Shem published in 1978. The novel follows a group of medical interns at a fictionalized version of Beth Israel ....
Opening “Man’s 4th Best Hospital,” I wondered if a forty-year career as a psychiatrist had acquainted Samuel Shem with the notion that women have inner lives, but the book’s depiction of gender—and race, and privilege—is still old-fashioned..
By turns heartbreaking, hilarious, and utterly human, The House of God is a mesmerizing and provocative novel about what it really takes to become a doctor.“The raunchy, troubling, and hilarious novel that turned into a cult phenomenon. .
is my second purchase of this classic. I am so impressed with it from the perspective of practicing emergency physician who has literally seen it all in the past 41 years. It.
The House of God - Wikipedia.
I really enjoyed this book. It has a good amount of humor, while tackling depressing topics. I really enjoyed the imagery of the book, I can imagine the characters, the scenes, the patients,....
Thirty years after its initial publication, “The House of God,” a raunchy, troubling and hilarious novel that turned into a cult phenomenon, is still part of the medical conversation..
The House of God book. Read 1189 reviews from the world's largest community for readers. The hilarious novel of the healing arts that reveals.
Awesome book, have ready it several times and it is never boring. After working in the medical profession, the book is "RIGHT ON" Originally posted on The House of God.
Sequel To Cult Classic 'House Of God' Skewers Money And Screens In Medicine
Samuel Shem, 34 Years After 'The House of God'.
A grrat look at the workings of medicine. Scarey. Originally posted on The House of God.
This is a classic tale from the 1970's by Dr. Samuel Shem (pen name). It's considered a Must Read for anyone considering medical school and being a doctor. As a physician myself, I often.
The House of God: Is It Pertinent 30 Years Later? | Journal of Ethics | American Medical Association.
I dont know how I would have practiced these last fifteen years without reading certainly would have been the poorer for terminology. A must read! Originally posted on The House of God.
“The House of God,” a Book as ist as It Was Influential, Gets a Sequel.
In this Arts and Medicine feature, an early-career physician discusses the ongoing relevance of Samuel Shem’s novel, The House of God, to contemporary health care and medical education on the occasion of its 40th anniversary of publication..
Mar 23, 2015 ... Jon Foreman - "The House Of God Forever" © Lowercase People Records Website:.
I came about reading this book when several of the senior RN's and Medics where laughing to the point of tears and refurning to this book. Thay gave me some small trails of the book and I.
A Book Doctors Can’t Close (Published 2009).
Nov 28, 2012 ... What I've learned from speaking out against the brutality of medical training, in advocacy of quality connection -- and four additional "laws" for ....
In the sequel to the much-loved satire about medical training, author Samuel Shem takes on what electronic medical records are doing to the practice of medicine..
The House of God|Paperback.
Rereading The House of God prompts us to ask, first, do we take better care of house staff today and, second, if we do, have those changes resulted in better patient care?.
Jon Foreman - "The House Of God Forever".
As a young PACU nurse, heading off to finish my pre-med work and hopefully become a physician, I read this book after hearing one of our sugeons say "Don't they make anyone read "House of God"....
The House of God at Age 40—An Appreciation.
The House of God is a satirical novel by Samuel Shem published in 1978. The novel follows a group of medical interns at a fictionalized version of Beth Israel ....
Opening “Man’s 4th Best Hospital,” I wondered if a forty-year career as a psychiatrist had acquainted Samuel Shem with the notion that women have inner lives, but the book’s depiction of gender—and race, and privilege—is still old-fashioned..
By turns heartbreaking, hilarious, and utterly human, The House of God is a mesmerizing and provocative novel about what it really takes to become a doctor.“The raunchy, troubling, and hilarious novel that turned into a cult phenomenon. .
is my second purchase of this classic. I am so impressed with it from the perspective of practicing emergency physician who has literally seen it all in the past 41 years. It.
The House of God - Wikipedia.
I really enjoyed this book. It has a good amount of humor, while tackling depressing topics. I really enjoyed the imagery of the book, I can imagine the characters, the scenes, the patients,....
Thirty years after its initial publication, “The House of God,” a raunchy, troubling and hilarious novel that turned into a cult phenomenon, is still part of the medical conversation..
The House of God book. Read 1189 reviews from the world's largest community for readers. The hilarious novel of the healing arts that reveals.
Awesome book, have ready it several times and it is never boring. After working in the medical profession, the book is "RIGHT ON" Originally posted on The House of God.
Sequel To Cult Classic 'House Of God' Skewers Money And Screens In Medicine
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