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Dr. Droller 's interests were specifically in urologic oncology , but he took steps to expand the department 's clinical programs to cover the urologic subspecialty fields , such as neurourology , stone disease , and endocrinolgic urology . Medical School : moving ahead , restoring national position Recall that in the early 1990s , the University 's AHC faced the same problems other AHCs did — medical education funding generated by faculty 's clinical practices was squeezed by managed care and changes in federal funding . " Members of the Department move systematically between social research and clinical application and teaching through the Department 's Clinical Programs . The programme works in partnership with local NHS providers and has strong positive links with the region ’ s clinical psychologists who contribute to teaching and are able to offer a wide range of clinical experience in a variety of settings . A holder of a student permit shall meet in person at least one ( 1 ) time each working day with the permit holder 's supervising practitioner or a designated respiratory care practitioner to review the permit holder 's clinical activities . Oliver Sacks 's clinical histories , collected under the title The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat ( Summit Books , New York , 1985 ) , are at once moving as well entertaining evidence for the grotesque , bizarre , and even tragic distortions of human beings that result from a loss of either T-knowledge or E-knowledge .