Observations on medical reform / By J. Kidd.

  • John Kidd
Date:
1841
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Credit: Observations on medical reform / By J. Kidd. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    expediency and requisite extent of Medical Reform, the following facts are mentioned as partially explanatory of the actual state of the profession. It appears that there are no less than nine¬ teen sources of examination for licenses or de¬ grees in medicine; of which as many as seven¬ teen are in constant operation : viz.— NINE UNIVERSITIES. EIGHT CORPORATE BODIES. Cambridge. London College of Physicians. Oxford. -Surgeons. Dublin. -Apothecaries’ Company. Edinburgh. Edinburgh College of Surgeons. Glasgow. Royal Dublin College of Surgeons. Aberdeen. Faculty of Physic and Surgery of St. Andrews. Glasgow. London. Medical Department of the Army. Durham. -Navy. It is a fact, at first hardly credible, that scarcely one of these institutions can afford legal protection to its members; as will appear sufficiently for the present purpose, from the following statement, made by a member of the profession, who has examined the whole ques¬ tion of Medical Reform, with a degree of talent, industry, and temper, rarely combined in the same individual: the refusal of whose permis¬ sion to mention his name I deeply regret, being very much indebted to him for information communicated to me on the present subject; and desirous therefore of expressing my thanks; particularly, because in several of his publica¬ tions he has strenuously advocated the cause of
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