Doctor in Medicine: and Other Papers on Professional SubjectsArno Press, 1972 - 308 sider |
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... clinical instruction . This is indeed the most hopeful sign of the times . Heretofore the importance which the schools attached to clinical advantages depended entirely upon the facilities which their particular location happened to ...
... clinical instruction . This is indeed the most hopeful sign of the times . Heretofore the importance which the schools attached to clinical advantages depended entirely upon the facilities which their particular location happened to ...
Side 302
... clinical schools long maintained their supremacy . The intrinsic merits of their methods of teaching , the high and influential positions which their gradu- ates attained , and the overshadowing influence of the great master of the ...
... clinical schools long maintained their supremacy . The intrinsic merits of their methods of teaching , the high and influential positions which their gradu- ates attained , and the overshadowing influence of the great master of the ...
Side 306
... clinical and didactic instruction com- bined . And it is but natural that this should be the universal rule . Why should the student of auscultation master the entire science by study in a closet before he begins to accustom his ear to ...
... clinical and didactic instruction com- bined . And it is but natural that this should be the universal rule . Why should the student of auscultation master the entire science by study in a closet before he begins to accustom his ear to ...
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