Doctor in Medicine: and Other Papers on Professional SubjectsArno Press, 1972 - 308 sider |
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... success . Half of the gossip in professional circles relates to the income of individuals . These false ideas of professional success have taken deep root among us , and are bearing bitter fruits . The re- cent graduate is driven to ...
... success . Half of the gossip in professional circles relates to the income of individuals . These false ideas of professional success have taken deep root among us , and are bearing bitter fruits . The re- cent graduate is driven to ...
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... success of schools connected with hospitals proves too unmistakably that theoreti- cal instruction is about to be supplanted by the demonstrative . It is vain to oppose the progress- ive change in the public mind . It is based on the ...
... success of schools connected with hospitals proves too unmistakably that theoreti- cal instruction is about to be supplanted by the demonstrative . It is vain to oppose the progress- ive change in the public mind . It is based on the ...
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... success . the late war this fact was repeatedly demon- strated . Important campaigns were elaborately arranged by commanding officers , but the medi- cal staff was only consulted as to supplies ; the result was failure owing to ...
... success . the late war this fact was repeatedly demon- strated . Important campaigns were elaborately arranged by commanding officers , but the medi- cal staff was only consulted as to supplies ; the result was failure owing to ...
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