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DVD Talk Review: Doctor in the House (Region 2) Doctor in the House holds up well as affable entertainment, though it's not as revolutionary as it probably seemed when it was new. In that sense, Doctor in the House may be the first film of its type, and its impact today is lessened only through familiarity, by the dozens of films and TV shows that followed in its wake, everything from The Paper Chase (about law school but otherwise very similar) to ER. Overall, Doctor in the House looks quite good with its sharp image and bright color, hues that are rich but not overly so in the Hollywood manner. www.dvdtalk.com /reviews/read.php?ID=8734   (772 words)

Doctor In The House (TV series) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Doctor in the House was a British television comedy series produced by London Weekend Television from 1969-1970. Unlike the United States, British doctors study medicine at the undergraduate level, so the characters were new to independent living and university life. The Doctor in the House series is well known for the writing work of Graham Chapman and John Cleese, who would both later go on to become writer/performer members of Monty Python. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Doctor_In_The_House_(TV_series)   (460 words)

Doctor in the House - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Doctor in the House is a 1954 British comedy film, directed by Ralph Thomas and produced by Betty Box. A successful television series from London Weekend Television also followed: Doctor in the House from 1969-70, followed in succession by Doctor at Large, Doctor in Charge, Doctor at Sea (set on board a ship), Doctor on the Go, Doctor Down Under (set in Australia), and Doctor at the Top. Confusingly, these shows were all syndicated in the United States under the title Doctor in the House and episodes from all of the series were often shown out of sequence. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Doctor_in_the_House   (236 words)

Doctor In The House   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23) Doctor in the House, with Michael Upton and Duncan Wearing is as funny,IMHO, as Fawlty Towers. No doubts about it: the Doctor in the House series of shows jumped the shark with the Doctor at Sea series subset (note: the series changed its name every year or two to match some of the titles of the books after which it was modeled). Doctor at Sea was shockingly poorer in quality than its predecessors, which were, on the whole, excellent. www.jumptheshark.com /d/doctorinthehouse.htm   (968 words)

LASIK SOS ~ Is there a Doctor in the House ? Doctor Steinert himself is one of the most experienced refractive surgeons in the Boston area. Doctor Machat is the author of one of the premier LASIK textbooks. In my opinion, although the 4 doctors listed are among the most experienced laser eye surgeons in the United States, they have demonstrated clearly and beyond a shadow of a doubt, that they are not worthy of any patient's trust. users.tns.net /~equity/lasiksos/xxxxxxxxxx.htm   (2357 words)

Doctor In The House - Nostalgia Central   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23) Doctor in the House was written by some comedy heavyweights, amongst them Bill Oddie and Graeme Garden (of The Goodies), John Cleese and Graham Chapman from Monty Python, Barry Cryer and Bernard McKenna. The series ultimately appeared under various guises such as Doctor In Charge and Doctor At Sea during its run, and was briefly revived by BBC One as Doctors on Top in 1991. The original Doctor In The House movie was made in 1954 and six sequels had followed it: Doctor At Sea, Doctor At Large, Doctor In Love, Doctor In Distress, Doctor In Clover and Doctor In Trouble (in which writer Graham Chapman appeared). www.nostalgiacentral.com /tv/comedy/doctorinthe%20house.htm   (380 words)

Is There a Doctor in the House? - On Fox's new series, Hugh Laurie plays an implausible medical monster. By Sherwin B. ...   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23) In addition to the emerging technology of the time, they also came to learn the humanistic bedside philosophy of the revered professor, who taught not only that beneficence is a moral obligation of the healer, but also that clues to diagnosis and reinforcements to therapy are the natural by-products of kindness. House, the new Fox series (Tuesdays, 9 ET) named for its leading character, Dr. Gregory House (played by the estimable Hugh Laurie), is about a brilliant but absurdly misanthropic diagnostician whose imperiously intolerant hostility to everyone in his orbit makes the attitudes of my former teachers seem soaked in the milk of human kindness. House, who heads a department singularly called "Diagnostic Medicine" at a fictional teaching hospital somewhere in New Jersey, bears the painful residue of a disease that is rara avis indeed, something he refers to as "an infarction of muscle" in his right thigh. slate.msn.com /id/2110251   (959 words)

CBS News | A Doctor Is In The House. Really! | December 12, 2002 18:48:10 She explains, "I hate to be a doctor that sort of rushes people and that kind of thing. But the most important benefit, say the doctors, is what a house call means to the patients and their grateful families. Doctors like Stacy Hirsch who provide a convenience for busy patients, for a price, are also on the rise. www.cbsnews.com /stories/2002/07/12/earlyshow/saturday/main515023.shtml   (614 words)

LA Weekly: A Doctor in the House The soft-spoken doctor with thin graying hair and almond-shaped eyes told the reporter that his whole life was "flipped over" one night, when he and his other brother were attacked by Muslim extremists in their hometown of Lahore. The doctor had posted a message on the Internet titled "A Pakistani Needs Your Help." It read: "Adnan Chaudhry was falsely implicated in a murder attempt case as a Muslim fanatic who had come to the U.S. with the sole intent of carrying out this crime. The doctor later waffled by seeking a voluntary return to Pakistan, or to Canada, to be with Heather, whom he married inside the detention center on May 25, 2002. www.refuseandresist.org /detentions/art.php?aid=890   (4127 words)

Favorite Doctor Jokes   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23) The doctor assured Timmy that she could help him and would make him into a whole person, but she warned him that it could be a dramatic change and he should consider all of the ramifications. Son: When a doctor himself needs doctoring so that another doctor doctors the doctor, does the doctor doing the doctoring doctor the doctor the way the doctor being doctored wants to be doctored or does the doctor doing the doctoring of the doctor being doctored doctor as he wants to doctor. A doctor, a lawyer and a mathematician were discussing the relative merits of having a wife or a mistress. members.aol.com /parentspage/jokes.html   (14768 words)

The Doctor's House: An Autobiography | JAMES LIDDY We cross the main road at Inch, not by the rambling house of the Rector, who comes to dinner with his wife, but by the gunner's cottage, (he was wounded in the Boer war), then past Hyde Park. The Doctor's House, poet James Liddy's autobiography, stands apart from other books in the genre for a number of reasons, not least of which is the episodic nature of the thing. The Doctor's House is a poetic autobiography, (somewhat unconventional) but not unlike Austin Clarke's or George Moore's autobiographical writers of upbringing, formation, and humanizing descrption. www.salmonpoetry.com /doctorshouse.html   (5515 words)

Guardian Unlimited Technology | Technology | Doctor in the house Telemedicine has been used for years out of necessity in remote parts of the world, and in places where doctors don't want to go: one early installation was in a Texas prison. Studies have shown that patients who monitor their blood pressure, for example, are more healthy than those who have it done in the consulting room. The touch screen is a version of the doctor's practice management system, from Emis, a specialist British firm that dominates the GP computing market. technology.guardian.co.uk /online/story/0,,1331539,00.html   (1520 words)

Is There a Doctor in the House?   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23) Explain to the students that people visit the doctor sometimes because they are sick, and other times they see the doctor for well check-ups, or visits that will prevent them from becoming sick. Explain that this type of doctor is called a pediatrician and they will view a Web site online to see what this type of doctor does to assist her patients. Distribute the attached worksheet and have the students complete the sheet to illustrate how they felt about going to the doctor before the lesson and how they feel about going to the doctor now that they have been familiarized with the purpose of visiting a doctor and some of the medical instruments that are used. www.glc.k12.ga.us /BuilderV03/LPTools/LPShared/displaylp.asp?lpid=45138   (1091 words)

mi-reporter.com - A doctor in the house - House-call physician   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23) The doctor turned general contractor went to work for Beckes Homes on Mercer Island as project manager, building high-end waterfront homes, but found that he missed the patients and the interaction. The number of doctors who make house calls is growing but will remain a distinct minority for some time to come, according to the 700-member American Academy of Home Care Physicians (AAHCP). Many physicians are interested in doing house calls, either full-time or as a larger part of their practice, he said. www.mi-reporter.com /sited/story/html/149408   (1398 words)

House plant, house plant supplies, house plant doctor   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23) House plant doctor House plant help House plant supplies House plant disease House plant problems House plant fungus Identify house plant Tropical house plant Jade house plant River oaks plant house The House Plant section of Denver Plants is brought to you... House plant pictures House plant care House plants China doll house plant House plant insects House plant seeds House plant maintenance Tropical house plant care House plant encyclopedia Plant city court house www.casinogun.com /house-plant.html   (1091 words)

Amazon.co.uk: Doctor In The House [1954]: DVD   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23) It is an enjoyable family film which focuses on simon sparrow and his unique group of friends who all bond during their three eventful years at medical school. Doctor in the house is suitable for all ages and is extremely funny, there is a different type of comedy for everyone's enjoyment. Although it is an old film unlike many classic comedies Doctor in the house is by no means dated and will supply you with humour all year round --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title. www.amazon.co.uk /exec/obidos/ASIN/B00006HCQ1   (583 words)

The Observer | Review | Paul Harris on the US campaign trail with Howard Dean Nestled among the pinewoods of New Hampshire, its white clapperboard houses and church spire were spoiled only by the inevitable cluster of fast food outlets. The campaign trail is already littered with Dean the Doctor stories; aides treated at the roadside after minor accidents; Dean stopping everything to administer a quick check-up. Holding the party at his house was a calculated move. observer.guardian.co.uk /review/story/0,6903,1120202,00.html   (4092 words)

Is There a Doctor in the House? - Business Operations - Process Improvement The doctors are constantly brainstorming, working to identify what is causing the apparent symptoms. House's white board conversation is his method for cause-and-effect thinking. House's patients typically leave the hospital cured through the cause-and-effect analysis of a group of doctors, each viewing the situation from a different angle. www.inc.com /resources/office/articles/20070101/morgan.html   (739 words)

Is there a doctor in the house?   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23) Grace was left to raise her three children as a sole parent after their father, a Chinese-born doctor, returned to Malaysia. The AMA has identified the increases required to be proportional as: 928 doctors, 149 medical imaging professionals, 161 dentists, 2570 nurses, 275 pharmacists, 119 occupational therapists, 59 optometrists, 213 physiotherapists and an additional 2000 Aboriginal health workers are also required. They have achieved goals that seem overwhelming: coming from an indigenous sole parent family in a small country town in Australia and moving to a large city to study one of the hardest disciplines. www.neo-vox.org /vox/vox_82/vox_82.html   (892 words)

LASIK SOS ~ Is there a Doctor in the House ? If "Doctor" Gordon had said, "In my definition of the word heal, you can have constant eye pain, and I can lift the flap months and years into the future to vaporize some more corneal tissue, and I will consider you healed", he would have been more honest. If "Doctor" Gordon and "Doctor" Binder had said, "In my definition of the word safe, you can have constant eye pain, and I will still say that LASIK is safe", they would have been more honest. As is evident from reading the excerpted email, the debris which Doctor Maloney says is embedded in patients' corneas after LASIK surgery is conveniently considered to not cause pain, in the cases of patients that do have significant post-op eye pain, such as myself. users.tns.net /~equity/lasiksos   (5228 words)

Is There A Doctor In the House? In some regions, a doctor was required to register with the local county clerk prior to settling in a practice. Medically trained doctors were held in higher esteem in the towns of the West. One might think that all doctors in the West were medically trained, but this was not always true. www.romanceeverafter.com /is_there_a_doctor_in_the_house.htm   (676 words)

Winston-Salem Journal | A Doctor in the House   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23) The number of doctors who specialize in hospital medicine has risen from a few hundred in the mid-1990s to about 8,000 in 2003, according to a recently-released study from the Center for Studying Health System Change, a health-care research organization in Washington. Hospitalists, once used primarily to treat patients that had been referred to the hospital by another physician, are now coordinating patient care with other specialists and communicating with a patient's primary-care doctor for some treatments, physicians and experts said. Some primary-care physicians have had an uneasy relationship with hospitalists, believing the group often lacks the close relationship that a doctor can have with their regular patient - a relationship that's often needed in treating sicker patients. www.journalnow.com /servlet/Satellite?pagename=WSJ/MGArticle/WSJ_BasicArticle&c=MGArticle&cid=1031781027076&path=!business&s=1037645507703   (839 words)

Doctor in the House -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23) Doctor in the House -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article The (A particular orthography or writing system) script, by Nicholas Phipps, Richard Gordon and Ronald Wilkinson, is based on the (A extended fictional work in prose; usually in the form of a story) novel by Richard Gordon, and follows a group of students through their first years at medical school. Doctor in Trouble (1960) with Michael Craig and (additional info and facts about Leslie Phillips) Leslie Phillips instead of Bogarde www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/d/do/doctor_in_the_house.htm   (179 words)

Doctor in the House TV Show - Doctor in the House Television Show - TV.com Doctor in the House TV Show - Doctor in the House Television Show - TV.com The "Doctor" series follows the misadventures of the Medical personnel at St Swithin's Hospital. the first 2 series entitled "Doctor In the House" sees a group of students trying to achieve the "Doctor" title Inside St Swithin's. www.tv.com /doctor-in-the-house/show/8601/summary.html   (184 words)

Is there a doctor in the house? Yes, but 20% trained overseas - National - www.smh.com.au Overseas trained doctors now form the backbone of the health system, making up more than 20 per cent of the workforce as the shortage of local doctors continues to worsen. The association has also criticised the Federal Government for failing to ensure there were enough local doctors to meet the health needs of the population. A bridging course run by the University of NSW had a pass rate of just under 90 per cent, he said, but doctors were then forced to wait up to 12 months to sit the clinical exam run by the Australian Medical Council which significantly reduced their performance, he said. www.smh.com.au /articles/2004/07/29/1091080381848.html?from=moreStories   (537 words)

BBC - Comedy Guide - Doctor In The House He was boosted in his efforts by a BBC Radio 4 adaptation of Doctor In The House, aired from 25 June 1968, with scripts written by Richard Waring. Although screened in b/w, the first series was made in colour, so when eight of the episodes were repeated early in 1970 they were seen in colour for the first time. The original Doctor In The House movie was made in 1954 and six sequels followed: Doctor At Sea, Doctor At Large, Doctor In Love, Doctor In Distress, Doctor In Clover and Doctor In Trouble. www.bbc.co.uk /comedy/guide/articles/d/doctorinthehouse_7772265.shtml   (434 words)

Was Your Ancestor a Doctor? The doctoral theses were in Latin, and included a page or two of curriculum vitæ at the front -- very useful for family historians. Doctors are BM BCh, and the higher degree is DM. This was considered an easy exam and was probably caricatured by Richard Gordon in one of his Doctor in the House books, where the exam was sat in a taxi as the examiner and the candidate were on their way to the station. user.itl.net /~glen/doctors.html   (3620 words)

Is There a Doctor in the House? For starters, everyone should have a good, reliable doctor or a primary care physician for everyday medical problems and routine examinations. Using a specialist (such as a gynecologist), or going to an emergency room for general medical care, can be a big mistake. Obstetrician/gynecologist—A doctor who specializes in the treatment of the reproductive systems of women. web.aces.uiuc.edu /urban/greenline/03v2/11.html   (355 words)

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