No formal services for Donald E. Watson MD, 80 of Lawrence are planned. He died Monday, June 29, 2015 at his home.
DONALD EUGENE WATSON
Date of Birth:
May 12, 1935
Place of Birth:
Wichita, Kansas
Spouse:
Betty Watson
Children:
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Debra Jean Wilson
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Heather Jane Sliffe
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Scott Jacob Watson (11/13/64 – 10/29/86)
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Four Grandchildren & One Great-Grandchild
Education
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AB: University of Kansas, Chemistry (1955)
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MD: University of Kansas Medical Center (1959)
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Intern: University of Kansas Medical Center (1959-1960)
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Fellow: Albert Einstein College of Medicine (neurophysiology) (1960-1963)
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Fellow: University of Washington (physiology and biophysics) (1963-1965)
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Resident in Psychiatry: UC, Irvine (1973-1976)
License: G-24623 (California)
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Diplomate: American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology (1978)
Professional Societies
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California Medical Association (retired)
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Orange County Medical Association (retired)
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Orange County Society of Clinical Hypnosis (Past President)
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Society for Scientific Exploration (member)
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Institute of Noetic Sciences (member)
Voluntary and Community Activities, Partial Listing
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Founder and Former Chairman, Clean Air Coordinating Committee
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Former State Chairman, Californians for Environmental Quality
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Organizer and Founder, Society of Professional Scientists and Engineers at the Lawrence Livermore Laboratory
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Member, American Mensa, Ltd.
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Senior Research Fellow, International Society for Philosophical Enquiry
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Member of Board, International Academy of Philosophy
Positions Held
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1959 – 1960: Intern, Univ. Kansas Med. Ctr., Kansas City, KS
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1960 – 1963: Postdoctoral Fellow (USPHS) Neurophysiology, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, New York, NY
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1960 – 1962: Instructor, Physiology, Albert Einstein College of Medicine
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1962 – 1963: Assistant Professor, Physiology, Albert Einstein College of Medicine
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1963 – 1965: Special Fellow (USPHS), Membrane Physiology and Biophysics, University of Washington School of Medicine, Seattle, WN
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1965 – 1973: Senior Scientist, Lawrence Livermore Laboratory, Biomedical Division, University of California, Livermore, CA
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1973 – 1976: Resident, Psychiatry, University of California, Irvine (UCI), Orange, CA
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1975: Chief Resident, Psychiatry, University of California, Irvine
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1976 – 1977: Staff Psychiatrist, Assistant Ward Chief and Forensic Psychiatrist, UCI Medical Center
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1976 – 1977: Clinical Instructor, Psychiatry, UCI Medical Center
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1977 – 1989: Assistant Clinical Professor, Psychiatry, UCI Medical Center
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1976 – 1989: Private Practice of Psychiatry, Santa Ana, CA. (retired)
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1978 – 1980: Medical Director, CPC Santa Ana Psychiatric Hospital, Santa Ana, CA
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1991 – 1995: Advisor to Board, Orange County University School of Law.
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1990 – 1997: Consultant, utilization review, psychiatry, Unicare/Cost Care
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1998 – present: Director, James Clerk Maxwell Project, Human Energy Systems Laboratory, University of Arizona
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1998 – present: Member, Editorial Board,
The Noetic Journal
Professional Publications
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D.E. Watson, P.R. Schloerb and D.C. Darrow, “
Carbon Dioxide Loss from Burned Skin
,”
Surgical Forum 10:
, 355 (1960).
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D.E. Watson, D.C. Darrow, H. Hanna and C.J. Kaiser, “Tissue Composition of Adrenalectomized Rats: Effects of a Short Fast with and without Injection of Hydrocortisone and Desoxycorticosterone,”
Metabolism 12:
452 (1965).
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G.A. Morrill and D.E. Watson, “
Transmembrane Electropotential Changes in Amphibian Eggs at Ovulation, Activation, and First Cleavage
,”
J. Cell Physiol. 67:
85 (1966).
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G.A. Morrill, J. Rosenthal and D.E. Watson, “Membrane Permeability Changes in Amphibian Eggs at Ovulation,”
J. Cell Physiol. 67:
375 (1966).
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G.A. Morrill, A.B. Kostellow and D.E. Watson, “The Electropotential Difference between the Blastocoel and the External Medium in Amphibian Embryo; Its Similarity to the Adult Frog Skin Trans-skin Potential,”
Life Sciences 5:
705 (1966).
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D.E. Watson, “The Location of the Iodide Pump,” in
Program Book for the Advisory Committee for Biology and Medicine of the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission,
Part 2, UCRL-14739, 109 (1966).
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D.E. Watson and D.M. Yee, “Mechanism of the Iodide Pump,” in
Program Book for the Meeting of the AEC Bio-Medical Program Directors,
p. 35 (1967).
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D.E. Watson and D.M. Yee, “
Behaviour of Ag/AgCl Electrodes in Solutions Containing both Cl
–
and I
–
,
”
Electrochimica Acta 14:
1143 (1969).
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D.E. Watson and D.M. Yee, “
Rate of I-Cl Exchange for Ag/AgCl Electrodes in Solutions Containing both I
–
and Cl
–
,
”
Electrochimica Acta 16:
549 (1971).
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D.E. Watson,
The Risk of Carcinogenesis from Long-term Low-dose Exposure to Pollution Emitted by Fossil-fueled Power Plants
, University of California, Lawrence Radiation Laboratory Report UCRL-50937 (1970).
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D.E. Watson, “Comparative Environmental Costs of Various Energy Sources; a Perspective,” in
Proc. Health Physics Soc. Sixth Ann. Topical Symp. on Radiation Protection Standards
, Vol II, p. 336 (1971). Invited.
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D.E. Watson, “
Goals of Cost-Benefit Analysis in Electrical Power Production
” in
Risk vs Benefit Analysis: Solution or Dream?
, H.J. Otway, Ed., Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory Report No. LA-4860-MS (1971). Invited.
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D.E. Watson,
Cost-Benefit Relations in Air Quality Standards: Biomedical Research for Assessing the Health Costs of Air Pollution
, Lawrence Radiation Laboratory Report UCRL-51282 (1972).
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D.E. Watson,
A Study of Comparative Health Costs of Nuclear and Fossil Fuels; Review and Commentary
, Lawrence Radiation Laboratory Report UCRL-00926 (1973).
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D.F. DeFrancisco and D.E. Watson, “
Chronic Crisis in a Family; A Father with Leukemia
,” in
The Experience of Dying
, E.M. Pattison, Ed., Prentice-Hall, Inc., Englewood Cliffs, NJ (1977).
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D.E. Watson, “Psychiatric Aspects of Critical Care,” Audio Cassette Lecture X3-602, National Critical Care Institute of Education, Feb. 1976. Invited.
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D.E. Watson, “
Psychiatric Liaison Services to the Critical Care Nursing Staff
,”
Critical Care Update! 4:
5 (1977). Invited.
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D.E. Watson, “
Stress in Retrospect
,”
Critical Care Update! 4:
12 (1977). Invited.
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D.E. Watson, “
Analysis of a Critical Care Unit as a Dynamic System
,” Chapter 3 in
Mosby’s Comprehensive Review of Critical Care
, Second Edition, Donna A. Zschoche, Ed. (1980). Invited.
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D.E. Watson, “Holmesian Skills in Medicine,” (ltr)
The Western Journal of Medicine 143:
112, July, 1985.
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D.E. Watson, “If Demons are Real, They’re Allergic to Neuroleptics,”
Psychiatric Times
Essay Contest: (Grand Finalist 3/12/87).
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D.E. Watson, “Personal Computers: Shop for Software First, Then Hardware,”
The Morgan Horse
, October, 1989.
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D.E. Watson, “Enformy: The Capacity to Organize,”
Thinking on the Edge
, 181-189, R. Kapnick, A.A. Kelly, Eds, Agamemnon Press, Burbank, CA (1993).
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D.E. Watson,
“The Theory of Enformed Gestalts: A Model of Life, Mind, Health.”
Advances: The Journal of Mind-Body Health
13(4), 32-36 (Fall 1997).
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D.E. Watson, “
Memories of Sir John Eccles
.”
The Noetic Journal
1 (1), p. 1 (1997)
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D.E. Watson, Gary E.R. Schwartz and Linda G.S. Russek, “
The theory of enformed systems: A paradigm of organization and holistic systems.
”
The Noetic Journal
2(2), pp. 159-172 (April, 1999)
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Schwartz, Gary E. R., Linda G. S. Russek, D. E. Watson, Laurie Campbell, Susy Smith. Potential
Medium to Departed to Medium Communication of Pictorial Information: Exploratory Evidence Consistent with Psi and Survival of Consciousness
.
The Noetic Journal
2(3) July, 1999
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D.E. Watson & Bernard O.Williams,
Eccles’ Model of the Self Controlling Its Brain: The Irrelevance of Dualist-Interactionism
.
NeuroQuantology
1:119-128 January, 2003
Telicom
articles (ISPE)
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Solomon Reversed on Appeal
,
Telicom
, X, 18: 36, Feb, 1992.
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True Beliefs-I
,
Telicom
X, 20: 44, Apr, 1992.
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True Beliefs-II: Autistic Certainty
,
Telicom
XI, 7: 43, Apr, 1993.
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The Legal Model
vs
the Psychological Model
,
Telicom
XI, 15: 43, Feb, 1994.
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Sanctuary for Minds,
Telicom
XI, 17: 31, May, 1994.
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Are We `Nothing but a Pack of Neurons’?
Telicom
XI, 25: 62, Feb, 1995.
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The Corrupting Influence of the Legal Faith
,
Telicom
XI, 30: 48, Aug, 1995.
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The Suicide Test, AI’s Holy Grail
,
Telicom
XI, 33: 50, Nov, 1995.
Abstracts
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D.E. Watson and V.E. Amassian, “Synaptic Organization of Motor Cortex,”
Physiologist 4:
131 (1961).
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G.A. Morrill and D.E. Watson, “Transmembrane Potential Changes During Fertilization of
R. pipiens
Eggs,”
Fed. Proc. 21:
149 (1962).
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D.M. Yee and D.E. Watson, “Specificity of Ion Selective Electrodes in Heterogeneous Solutions,”
Proc. 20th Ann. Conf. on Eng. in Med. and Biol.
, p. 15.4 (1967)
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D.E. Watson, “
Enformy and Enformed Gestalts: A Radical Theory of Consciousness
,” Paper presented at Annual Meeting of the Society for Scientific Exporation, June 5-7, 1997.
The Explorer
13(2&3) p. 4. (Spring/Summer 1997). [
Abstract
]
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D.E. Watson, G.E.R. Schwartz and L.G.S. Russek, “
A Comprehensive Theory of Consciousness I: Enformy and Enformed Systems.
”
Consciousness Research Abstracts: Toward a Science of Consciousness (Tucson III)
p. 137 (1998) [
Abstract
]
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G.E.R. Schwartz, L.G.S. Russek and D.E. Watson, “
A Comprehensive Theory of Consciousness II: A Theory of Meta-systems.
”
Consciousness Research Abstracts: Toward a Science of Consciousness (Tucson III)
p. 138 (1998) [
Abstract
]
Books
Computer Software
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Pal Friday Office Manager
, © 1988 Perceptive Publishers.
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WorkHorse Series (CheckBooks, AddressBooks, PhoneLog, Executive, Invoicer)
, © 1990 Donald E. Watson, MD.
Nontechnical Publications
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D.E. Watson, “
Insanity is an Illusion that Leads to Delusion
,”
Los Angeles Times
, May 25, 1982.
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D.E. Watson, “
Actually, Jury was Judging Prosecution, Not Hinckley
,”
Orange County Register
, June 30, 1982.
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D.E. Watson, “
Bird’s Feat: Redefining Legal Concepts as She Sees Fit,
”
Orange County Register
, October 27, 1986.
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S.J. Watson, (D.E. Watson, ed.),
Dreamers Always Win
, Perceptive Publishers, Santa Ana, 1987.
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D.E. Watson, “
Buddhist Endocrinology: A Balm for Ailing Doctors
,”
The Psychiatric Times
, December, 1990.
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D.E. Watson, “
The Game of Law
,”
Orange County Register
, July 24, 1994.
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