An attempt to establish a new system of medical education, with a view to suppress ignorance, and preserve the respectability and utility of the Medical Charter : addressed to parents and guardians, the rising generation of medical students, and to the profession in general / by John Charles Litchfield.

  • Litchfield, John Charles.
Date:
1827
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Credit: An attempt to establish a new system of medical education, with a view to suppress ignorance, and preserve the respectability and utility of the Medical Charter : addressed to parents and guardians, the rising generation of medical students, and to the profession in general / by John Charles Litchfield. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    also be able to attend midwifery cases; an^l understand its principles; in fact, he 'will take a pleasure in his profession, improve himself, benefit in some degree those who may fall under his master's care, and thus would all parties be accommodated.—How great a contrast. This I would keep him employed at for two years, and would for the remaining two send him to the usual schools to complete his edu- cation by attending lectures on Anatomy, Physi- - ology, Pathology, walk the hospitals, and also lectureson Botany, Chemistry, Practice of Physic, Pharmacy and Surgery. He would then pre- sent himself for the usual examinations, and be prepared to start as a candidate for public favour^ and doubtless would prove an honour to his profession, either as a Physician, Surgeon, Accoucheur, or the three gentlemen at once. FINIS. GUNKJJM, AND SHEARMAN, TRIXTEB.8, ULISSTIRT SQUARB.