A theory that was first described by Samuel K. Williams, III, MD, CPG and others that describes a unique approach to patient care relying heavily on the clinical gestalt of the practitioner, and the sociological imagination, or attitude of wonder. A biopsychosocial approach to patient care which is published in Meharry's Journal of Healthcare for the Poor and Underserved as--"Evidence-based Care for the Elderly: Uses of The Grandmother Principle."
Man, that physician really applied "The Grandmother Principle" regularly in patient care and with excellent results!
by Maleek S February 23, 2020
by Grandmother Josephine January 19, 2017
My grandmother-in-law is a good person.
by Rwopazaq November 24, 2019
by 123givemesuccnow March 24, 2017
by PussyPower611 December 15, 2019
Amy's surrogate grandmother carried Amy's mother because Amy's real grandmother couldn't have children.
by RaiderNationLV March 20, 2014