Reciprocity of medical practice in relation to foreign countries.

  • General Medical Council.
Date:
[1894?]
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Credit: Reciprocity of medical practice in relation to foreign countries. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Applicants are then admitted to a written examination in Medicine, Surgery, Clinical Surgery, and Legal Medicine, and also a vivd voce examination in the branches of Medicine, Surgery, and Midwifery. The examination is conducted in the Roumanian language. 12. Practice in Russia. Before a foreign Practitioner can practise in Russia, re- examination of a comprehensive kind at the Medical Academy of St. Petersburg or at one of the Universities is necessary. According to recent Regulations, applicants not possessing the degree of Bachelor of Arts must, before submitting them- selves to a professional test, pass an examiuation in all the ordinary subjects of Education, and show especially a sound knowledge of Greek and Latin. They must also possess a know- ledge of the Russian language. 13 Practice in Spain. [Not yet received.] 14. Practice in Sweden. In Sweden the only facility granted foreigners is that Licensed Practitioners may possibly be granted by the Chan- cellor of the University a certain reduction of the time required of native students before they can obtain a license. The Authorities do not, for the moment, see any reason for according further facilities in this respect. 15. Practice in Switzerland. British Medical men who may wish to practise in Switzerland must first satisfy the Federal Medical Board that they hold