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Observations on the utility and administration of purgative medicines in several diseases / [James Hamilton].

  • James Hamilton
Date:
1826
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Observations on the utility and administration of purgative medicines in several diseases / [James Hamilton]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    school of medicine, when the Royal Infirma- ry was opened in the year 174]. It was soon perceived that the University and‘the Infir- mary might be made to afford mutual and valuable aid to one ancther. |The medical education, it was evident, would be rendered more complete, by giving the students of the University access to the Infirmary, where they might learn the practical part of their profession ; while the funds of the Hospital _ would be augmented by the fees which the students would pay for the liberty thus grant- ed to them to visit the patients, and observe the practice as conducted in it. Accordingly, arrangements respecting the detail of practice in the Hospital, suited to these views, were made; which, while they secured to the patients benefits superior, | believe, to what are experienced in ‘most si- milar institutions, afforded at the same time.
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