Eugene A. Stead Jr. A life of chasing what I did not understand
The End of a Chapter
Postscripts from Stead's World
My Story
My Photos
Mostly My Thoughts
Thoughts from housestaff and friends
Thoughts from Others
For the Curious

What this patient needs is a doctor, and the patient happens to be manpower training

I've spent a lifetime observing, questioning and probing. I am dissatisfied by the editorial distortion of the messages I send to my colearners via traditional journals. Clearly there must be a better way to communicate than to have impartial reviewers and editors redraw the image I wish to create. I believe that the Internet provides new opportunities, so I have embarked on a new strategy - to place essays on this webpage as I wrote them. Now you can read the exact picture I wish to draw. I want to start a discussion among interested readers, not necessarily doctors or physician assistants, but anyone with a curiosity to live and learn.

August 21, 2003 Duke Dean's Hour:

October 31, 2003 Duke Medical Alumni Weekend:

Christmas 2003

Thoughts about Life

Thoughts about Medical Education

Thoughts about Learning (with Frank)

Breaking the Medical Monopoly on Manpower Production

Early Results Comparing PA and Cardiology Fellow Performance

Odds and Ends

The next step

If you are curious, motivated, unafraid of controversy and ready for a difficult battle, then join me in my final campaign. Send email email to Frank and he will forward to me. If I manage to get my email client to work then I'll answer you directly. I continue to prefer the phone: 919 693 4531

Here is a reminder that I fully understand the forgetting curve and wish to use my web pages to help you develop your Internet memory. If you started on my home page and had a Google episode, then here is an opportunity to reinforce your learning. If you pass up this opportunity, then you are moving along the forgetting curve. Here is a window to Google - open and available for you to explore. I suggest that you search for: internet-centric learning . Again we are on top.

Google

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