The Pharos Spring 2005

In this Issue:

Articles
• Medical Professionalism and Maslow's Needs Hierarchy
• Medical Journalism: An Industry Obsessed with "Cures" Needs One for Itself
• Hearts Are Too Good to Die: The History of Defibrillation
• A Short History of Medical Dictionaries
• Dr. Schimke's Brushes
• A Baltimore Bloodletting
• The Syndrome of the Purloined Letter
• Finding Clarity — A Generalist in a World of Specialists
• Goodbye to All That: A Stethoscopic Memoir
• Night Rounds
• Sarah and the Facts of Life

Poetry
• Galatic View, by Ed Spudis, M.D.
• Virginia Ham, by Jack Coulehan, M.D.
• Captain Nicholas, by Michael B. Gravanis, M.D.
• Time to Ponder, by Arvey I. Rogers, M.D.
• Second Childhood, by David Goldblatt, M.D.
• The Art of the Open-Ended Question, by Dean Gianakos, M.D.
• Office Visit — The Miner, by Ralph C. Williams, Jr., M.D.

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