Metamorphoses
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William G. Anlyan, a dedicated doctor and gifted administrator, was a leader in the transformation of Duke University Hospital from a regional medical center into one of America's foremost biomedical research and educational institutions. Anlyan's fifty-five-year career at Duke University spanned a period of extraordinary change in the practice of medicine. He chronicles those transformations-and his role in them-in this forthright memoir.Born in Alexandria, Egypt, in 1925, and schooled in the British tradition, Anlyan attended Yale University as an undergraduate and medical student before coming to the relatively unknown medical school at Duke University in 1949 for an internship in general and thoracic surgery. He stayed on, first as a resident, then as a staff surgeon. By 1961, he was a full professor of surgery. In 1964, Anlyan was named dean of the medical school, the first in a series of administrative posts at the medical school and hospital. Anlyan's role in the transformation of the Duke University Medical Center into an internationally renowned health system is manifest: he restructured the medical school and hospital and supervised the addition of almost four million square feet of new or renovated space. He hired outstanding administrators and directed a staff that instituted innovative programs and groundbreaking research centers, such as the Cancer Center and the Physician's Assistant Program.Anlyan describes a series of metamorphoses in his own life, in the world of medicine, in Durham, and at Duke. At the time of his prep school upbringing in Egypt, medicine was a matter of controlling infectious diseases like tuberculosis and polio. As he became an immigrant medical student and then a young surgeon, he observed vast advances in medical practice and changes in the financing of medical care. During his tenure at Duke, Durham was transformed from a sleepy mill and tobacco town into the "City of Medicine," a place where patients routinely travel for open-heart surgery and cutting-edge treatments for cancer and other diseases.Anyone interested in health care, medical education, and the history of Duke University will find Anlyan's memoir of interest.

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Date de parution 25 août 2004
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EAN13 9780822385912
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Metamorphoses
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WilliamG.Anlyan,M.D.
D U K E U N I V E R S I T Y P R E S S
Durham and London 
©  Duke University Press All rights reserved Printed in the United States of America on acid-free paper  Typeset in galliard by Tseng Information Systems, Inc. Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data appear on the last printed page of this book.
This book is dedicated to all future students embarking on careers in health. An exciting field in my own time, it promises to be no less exciting in the lives of generations to come.
Metamorphosesinaeternum
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Contents
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Illustrations
Plates (following page )
Dr. William G. Anlyan, Dr. Manson Meads, and Dr. Isaac Taylor, with leaders of the N.C. Medical Society, Dr. George Paschal presiding, 
Dr. W. G. Anlyan, Dr. Manson Meads, and Dr. Isaac Taylor, with Mr. Wright, signing the agreement for the biomedical research laboratory in Wrightsville Beach, 
Former President and Mrs. Ford on the occasion of their participation in the  Duke Children’s Classic
Frank Sinatra and Perry Como before their performance at the Celebrity Program of the  Duke Children’s Classic
Clint Eastwood and Thelonius Monk visiting Duke Medical Center, with Ella Fountain Pratt, 
Dr. W. G. Anlyan meeting President Ronald Reagan in the Oval Room, 
Letter of appreciation from President Reagan
Dr. Michael DeBakey and Dr. Mario E. Bianchetti Castel Madruzzo at the European Health Care System Conference, 
Figures
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Dr. William G. Anlyan, third dean of the Duke University School of Medicine xiii
Dr. W. G. Anlyan as a child
President Bart Giamatti of Yale University visiting the Duke campus,  
Dr. Nicholas G. Georgiade, professor and chief of plastic surgery 
Dr. W. G. Anlyan greeting Dr. Wilburt C. Davison and Dr. John Yarborough 
Mr. John Russell, president of the Markle Foundation of New York 
Dr. Ewald W. Busse, Dr. Thomas D. Kinney, Dr. W. G. Anlyan; Dr. Barnes Woodhall, and Dr. Deryl Hart in front of the Davison Building 
Dr. R. Taylor Cole, President Douglas M. Knight, and Dr. Marcus Hobbs being welcomed as emeriti faculty of the School of Medicine 
Dr. W. G. Anlyan welcoming his first class of medical students as the new dean,  
The Vice President’s Advisory Committee, 
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The first Duke Medical Center Board of Visitors, 
The Whitehead Institute Advisory Board
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Miss Betty Dumaine, a supporter of programs of the Medical Center 
Mr. Henry M. Rauch, chairman of the Medical Center’s Board of Visitors 
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