The story line revolved around a family practitioner, namely, Marcus Welby. In the series, we were introduced to a physician whose life revolved around his patients who, in each episode ...

On the one hand is the revered Marcus Welby, whose patient-centered focus and pleasant demeanor still represents the ideal practice style for family and community doctors. On the other is Gregory ...

Many patients are pressed for time just as much, if not more, than the doctors they are seeing. Yet, many also long for the days of Marcus Welby like medicine. They long to have the doctor know ...

The February 8, 1972, episode of Marcus Welby, M.D., I happened to catch was ... In some ways, the dynamic between patient and doctor seemed far more like close friendship than a distanced ...

A critical and audience favorite when it premiered, “Marcus Welby” laid the groundwork ... “The Other Martin Loring,” Welby advises his patient not to give in to his gay impulses; in ...

The concept lowered spending but was unpopular with patients, leading to a backlash ... Thanks to ObamaCare, Marcus Welby is taking down his shingle. He’s becoming an employee of General Hospital.

Yet they say they're just as committed to medicine as kindly Marcus Welby from 1970s TV ... with easy access to patients' electronic medical records. That kind of setup is more likely to be ...

The list of "relationship counseling tips" in Laura Landro's Feb. 26 Informed Patient column "Doctors and Patients Air Grievances" is nice, but misses the point. The basis of the doctor-patient ...

It can be described as two parts Marcus Welby and one part Steve Jobs ... Dr. Josh Umbehr who recently mentioned to me one of his patients. Due to tough economic times, she's living in a storage ...

More importantly, doctors could once again focus exclusively on patient care the way Marcus Welby did. And more medical students would choose to enter primary care, reversing a disturbing 10-year ...