Howard P. Rome

Howard P. Rome (25 November 1910, Philadelphia - 29 October 1992) was an American psychiatrist.

After studies at University of Pennsylvania and Temple University School of Medicine, he joined the Mayo Clinic in 1947 where he was elected president of the medical staff in 1965. Among his patients was Ernest Hemingway. He also served as professor of psychiatry at Mayo Medical School.^[1]

He wrote a psychological autopsy of Lee Harvey Oswald for the Warren Commission.^[2]

He was president of the World Psychiatric Association from 1972 to 1976 and served on the editorial board of Psychiatric Annals.^[3]

References

^ MARYA (30 October 1992). "Dr. Howard Rome Sr. of city dies at 81".
^ "Warren Commission, Volume XXVI: CE 3134 - Letter dated September 8, 1964, from Dr. Howard P. Rome, senior consultant, section of psychiatry, Mayo Clinic" (PDF). Retrieved 2018-10-01.
^ Roash, R.N. A Tribute to Howard P. Rome, MD. Psychiatric Annals, 1992;22(12):592-593

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1844–1900	Samuel Bayard Woodward (1844–1848) William Maclay Awl (1848–1851) Luther Vose Bell (1851–1855) Isaac Ray (1855–1859) Andrew McFarland (1859–1862) Thomas Story Kirkbride (1862–1870) John S. Butler (1870–1873) Charles Nichols (1873–1879) Clement Walker (1879–1882) J. H. Callender (1882–1883) John P. Gray (1883–1884) Pliny Earle (1884–1885) Orpheus Everts (1885–1886) H. A. Buttolph (1886–1887) Eugene Grissom (1887–1888) John B. Chapin (1888–1889) W. W. Godding (1889–1890) H. P. Stearns (1890–1891) Daniel Clark (1891–1892) J. B. Andrews (1892–1893) John Curwen (1893–1894) Edward Cowles (1894–1895) Richard Dewey (1895–1896) Theophilus O. Powell (1896–1897) Richard Maurice Bucke (1897–1898) Henry Mills Hurd (1898–1899) Joseph G. Rogers (1899–1900)
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1925–1950	C. Floyd Haviland (1925–1926) George M. Kline (1926–1927) Adolf Meyer (1927–1928) Samuel Orton (1928–1929) Earl D. Bond (1929–1930) Walter M. English (1930–1931) William L. Russell (1931–1932) James Vance May (1932–1933) George H. Kirby (1933–1934) C. Fred Williams (1934–1935) Clarence O. Cheney (1935–1936) Charles Macfie Campbell (1936–1937) Ross McClure Chapman (1937–1938) Richard H. Hutchings (1938–1939) William C. Sandy (1939–1940) George H. Stevenson (1940–1941) H. Douglas Singer/James King Hall (1941–1942) Arthur H. Ruggles (1942–1943) Edward Adam Strecker (1943–1944) Karl M. Bowman (1944–1946) Samuel W. Hamilton (1946–1947) Winfred Overholser Sr. (1947–1948) William Claire Menninger (1948–1949) George S. Stevenson (1949–1950)
1950–1975	John C. Whitehorn (1950–1951) Leo H. Bartemeier (1951–1952) Donald Ewen Cameron (1952–1953) Kenneth E. Appel (1953–1954) Arthur Percy Noyes (1954–1955) R. Finley Gayle Jr. (1955–1956) Francis J. Braceland (1956–1957) Harry C. Solomon (1957–1958) Francis J. Gerty (1958–1959) William Malamud (1959–1960) Robert H. Felix (1960–1961) Walter E. Barton (1961–1962) C. H. Hardin Branch (1962–1963) Jack R. Ewalt (1963–1964) Daniel Blain (1964–1965) Howard P. Rome (1965–1966) Harvey John Tompkins (1966–1967) Henry W. Brosin (1967–1968) Lawrence Kolb (1968–1969) Raymond W. Waggoner (1969–1970) Robert S. Garber (1970–1971) Ewald W. Busse (1971–1972) Perry Clement Talkingten (1972–1973) Alfred Freedman (1973–1974) John Patrick Spiegel (1974–1975)
1975–2000	Judd Marmor (1975–1976) Robert W. Gibson (1976–1977) Jack Weinberg (1977–1978) Jules H. Masserman (1978–1979) Alan A. Stone (1979–1980) Donald G. Langsley (1980–1981) Daniel X. Freedman (1981–1982) H. Keith H. Brodie (1982–1983) George Tarjan (1983–1984) John A. Talbott (1984–1985) Carol Nadelson (1985–1986) Robert O. Pasnau (1986–1987) George H. Pollock (1987–1988) Paul J. Fink (1988–1989) Herb Pardes (1989–1990) Elissa P. Benedek (1990–1991) Lawrence Hartmann (1991–1992) Joseph T. English (1992–1993) John S. McIntyre (1993–1994) Jerry M. Wiener (1994–1995) Mary Jane England (1995–1996) Harold Eist (1996–1997) Herbert S. Sacks (1997–1998) Rodrigo A. Muñoz (1998–1999) Allan Tasman (1999–2000)
2000–	Daniel B. Borenstein (2000–2001) Richard K. Harding (2001–2002) Paul S. Appelbaum (2002–2003) Marcia Kraft Goin (2003–2004) Michelle Riba (2004–2005) Steven Sharfstein (2005–2006) Pedro Ruiz (2006–2007) Carolyn Robinowitz (2007–2008) Nada Stotland (2008–2009) Alan F. Schatzberg (2009–2010) Carol A. Bernstein (2010–2011) John Oldham (2011–2012) Dilip V. Jeste (2012–2013) Jeffrey Lieberman (2013–2014) Paul Summergrad (2014–2015) Renée Binder (2015–2016) Maria A. Oquendo (2016–2017) Anita Everett (2017–2018) Altha Stewart (2018–2019) Bruce J. Schwartz (2019–2020) Jeffery Geller (2020–2021) Vivian Pender (2021–2022) Rebecca W. Brendel (2022–2023)

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