An appeal supplementary to 'Hospital elections and medical reform'. Addressed to the Governors of St. George's Hospital, and to the profession / [Edwin Lee].

  • Edwin Lee
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1848
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Credit: An appeal supplementary to 'Hospital elections and medical reform'. Addressed to the Governors of St. George's Hospital, and to the profession / [Edwin Lee]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Having been informed from a source upon which implicit reliance can be placed, that the candidate supported by the staff was proposed at the Meeting by another Member, and not by Dr.——-, wdio, however, took an active part on his behalf, I think it but right to rectify this inaccuracy. Feb. 10, 1848. E. L. Refers to page 4 u Hospital Elections.” REMARKS ON MEDICAL ORGANIZATION AND REFORM Foreign and English. 1846. “ The great merit of the work is, that the author confines himself to a practical consideration of the various points involved in this complicated querdion, instead of bewildering us with ingenious theories. It strikes us that many of Mr. Lee’s sug¬ gestions would meet some of the principal difficulties which have hitherto obstructed the adoption of a definite plan of reform. ”—John Bull. “ A very temperate and able work on a subject of importance.”—Atlas. “Mr. Lee’s remarks indicate an infinite acquaintance with the subject.”—West¬ minster Review. “ Mr. Lee states his own arguments in a lucid and clear manner, and his work should be read by both parties of the medical world.”—Dispatch. “ Among our neighbours across the channel, more than anywhere else, the state of matters is such, that without an entire abnegation of opinion and personal interest on both sides, and unless enlarged views be brought to bear upon the question, for the entire remodelling of all the existing medical institutions, it will be impossible to effect any profitable amelioration.” —Paris Medical Gazette. “ We recommend to those interested in medical reform the present work, which it would have been worth while to have enlarged. The author treats the subject with a full knowledge of it, and with perspicuity.”—Zeitschrift for die Gesammten Me- dicin. THE MEDICAL REFORM QUESTION, a Supplement to the above. 1847. These pamphlets may be obtained (gratis) on application at the publisher’s.
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