Medicine and the public / by S. Squire Sprigge.

  • Squire Sprigge
Date:
1905
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Credit: Medicine and the public / by S. Squire Sprigge. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    PAGE CHAPTER X THE POOR-LAW MEDICAL SERVICE The Poor-law Medical Service in England.—Long¬ standing Abuses.—The Poor-law Medical Service in Scotland.—The Case of Mr. Lamont.—Parish Councils and Arbitrary Dismissals. — The Scottish Poor-law Medical Association.—The Poor-law Medical Service in Ireland. — The Death of Mr. William Smyth, of Dungloe. — The Grievances of the Irish Dispensary Service.—The Absolutely Necessary Reforms . . 140 CHAPTER XI THE PRESENT STATE OF MEDICAL EDUCATION The Universal Scheme.—A Tabular View of the Five Years’ Curriculum.—The Registration of the Medical Student.—The English Colleges Resist the General Medical Council.—The Societies of Apothecaries.—Some Comparisons.—The General Medical Council and the Final Examinations ..... 165 CHAPTER XII THE ANOMALIES OF MEDICAL EDUCATION ; THE LONDON MEDICAL STUDENT The Anomalies of the Curriculum.—The Title of Doctor.—The London Medical Student.—The Falling-otf at the London Medical Schools.—The University of London to the Rescue.—The Separation of the London Medical Schools from their Hospitals. — Sir Edward Fry’s Commission. — The Centralisation of Science Teaching . . . . . . .187 CHAPTER XIII THE FAULTS OF THE EXAMINATION SYSTEM The Multiplicity of Examinations.—Mr. T. Pridgin Teale’s Views.— Professor F. Y. Edgeworth on Chance in Examinations.—Sir George Humphry’s Views.—Sir Wil¬ liam Stokes’ Views.—Centralisation or Decentralisation. —The Lightening of the Curriculum . . . 209
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