Remarks on the new medical act, as affecting the curriculum of the student : being the substance of an address to students delivered at the opening of the medical session, 1861-62 / by George Buchanan.

  • Buchanan, George, 1827-1905.
Date:
1861
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Credit: Remarks on the new medical act, as affecting the curriculum of the student : being the substance of an address to students delivered at the opening of the medical session, 1861-62 / by George Buchanan. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The University of Glasgow Library. The original may be consulted at The University of Glasgow Library.

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    TO THE STUDENTS OF THB ANDERSONIAN MEDICAL SCHOOL. Gentlemen, The Medical Session which is now commencing, is the first which will be influenced by the recent Medical Act, and as this Act will have a most important effect alike on Students and Practi- tioners of Medicine, it has seemed good to the Lec- turers in this school, that a public address should be delivered on this subject, principally for the guidance of those now entering on their curriculum. My col- leagues have done me the honour of requesting me to prepare the address, and though I could have wished it had fallen into abler hands, I trust I shall be able to point out clearly what will be required of you as Medical Students, and to show that though the requirements are somewhat more stringent than those exacted from students of former years, they will tend to elevate the profession to which you aspire, and yourselves as individual members of it. I am, Gentlemen, Yours faithfully, GEOEGE BUCHANAN.