About John Romano
Lived 1908 – 1994 (aged 85). John Romano was an American psychiatrist and physician.
John Romano (November 20, 1908 - June 19, 1994) was an American physician, psychiatrist, and educator whose major interest was in medical education and the important relationship between psychiatry and medicine. Romano interned in medicine at the Milwaukee County General Hospital in 1933-1934 following a year-long externship in psychiatry in the Milwaukee County Asylum for Mental Diseases. then was a Commonwealth Fund Fellow in psychiatry at the University of Colorado School of Medicine and an assistant psychiatrist at the Colorado Psychopathic Hospital in Denver. He frequently visited patients in the Rochester Psychiatric Center; eventually, a community residence was named in his honor on behalf of the patients.
Selected publications Romano, John, and Franklin G. Ebaugh. "Prognosis in Schizophrenia: A Preliminary Report", American Journal of Psychiatry (Nov. 1938): 583–596. Romano, John. "Patients' Attitudes and Behavior in Ward Round Teaching," The Journal of the American Medical Association (1941): 664–667. Romano, John. "Emotional Components of Illness," Connecticut Medical Journal (1943): 22–25. Romano, John, and George L. Engel. "Syncopal Reactions during Simulated Exposure to High Altitude in Decompression Chamber," War Medicine (1943): 475–489. Romano, John, and George L. Engel. "Problems of Fatigue as Illustrated by Experiences in the Decompression Chamber," War Medicine (1944): 102–105. Romano, John. Adaptation. Ithaca, Cornell University Press, 1949. Romano, John. "Twenty-Five years of University Department Chairmanship," American Journal of Psychiatry (June 1966): 7-27. Romano, John. "The Teaching of Psychiatry to Medical Students: Past, Present, and Future," American Journal of Psychiatry (Feb. 1970): 1115–1126. Romano, John. "The Elimination of the Internship – An Act of Regression," American Journal of Psychiatry (May 1970): 1565–1576. Romano, John. "The Teaching of Psychiatry to Medical Students," American Journal of Psychiatry (May 1973): 559–562. Romano, John, ed. To Each His Farthest Star: University of Rochester Medical Center, 1925-1975. Rochester, NY: University of Rochester Medical Center, 1975. Romano, John. "Emotional and Psychological Responses to Anesthesia and Surgery," American Journal of Psychiatry (Jan. 1981): 133–134. Romano, John. "The Chronic Mentally Ill: Treatment, Programs, Systems," American Journal of Psychiatry (Oct. 1982): 1364–1365. Romano, John. "Treating the Long-Term Mentally Ill," American Journal of Psychiatry (Sept. 1984): 1120–1121.
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American psychiatrist (1908–1994)
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John Romano was born on 20 November 1908 in Milwaukee.
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John Romano died on 19 June 1994 in Strong Memorial Hospital.
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John Romano was a psychiatrist and physician.
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