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J. Molol et al., POSITION PAPER OF THE CANADIAN SOCIETY FOR CLINICAL ECOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL MEDICINE. CANADIAN SOCIETY FOR CLINICAL ECOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL MEDICINE, 1988.
Clinical ecologists were the millstone around the necks, the donkey's tail hung on the nose, of persons with sensitivities. Once I had escaped the cult-like devotion to their flaky, unethical practises, once I learned the history they had eclipsed with their self aggrandizing revisionist version, it was a horror to see them arrive on the federal scene, delighting abusers with their crackpot ideas, providing a distraction from patient concerns.
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CSEMremedicalizesretechnicalizestheargumentssbotaginghumanrights1988ocr.pdf (799.74 KB)
Minutes
J. Krop, “Krop on deaths, suicides”. 1986.
Patients being ploughed under and suiciding, others being killed in health care, yet this physician was too afraid of hateful attitudes in medicine to speak out.
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kropinterviewsuicides.pdf (68.62 KB)
Correspondence
J. Krop, “Krop objects to Elston appointing Zimmerman”. 1986.
Joe Krop is understandably offended by the appointment of a committee to "review" the Thomson report, which had pointed out that the position of the Ontario Ministry of Health was "clearly untenable" and identified an existing, publicly insured method of diagnosis. The appointment of the Zimmerman committee helped obfuscate the findings of the first report, especially as they pointed to accruing liability in the health ministry.
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kropagainstzimmerman1986ocr.pdf (52.2 KB)
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