An Act to regulate the practice of medicine and surgery in this Colony.

  • Newfoundland.
Date:
1893
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Credit: An Act to regulate the practice of medicine and surgery in this Colony. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The Royal College of Surgeons of England. The original may be consulted at The Royal College of Surgeons of England.

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    ov pultlislied in the lloyal Gu^zette of Ncwfonmllaiid a correct list of the names in alphabetical order, of all pemons a])])car- ing on the Eegister at that date, together with tlie place of residence, titles, diplomas and qualifications as conferred by any College or body with tlie date according to the snl»j(jined Schedule A. Resjietting “The^^ 9.—Such licgistcr shall be ciilled “The Medical Kegister,” Mei ical Register, co]>y of the .same shall be 2)rimn facie evidence in all Courts of I^iw, and l)efore all .rustices of tlie Peace, and others, that the ]iersons therein specified are regi.stered ac- cording to the provi.sions of this Act, and the ab.sence of the name of any person from such register shall be prima facie evidence that such person is not registered according to the provisions of this Act. Tlie granting of 10.—The members of this Hoard shall form a body of licenses to practice, nr t i t-- • t i i i i l ‘ Medical Examiners of diplomas and degrees, whose Certihcate shall be the only Licen.se permitting the pmctice of medicine, surgery or midwifery, except as hereinafter provided, in this (Jolony, prtivided the applicant for such License shall previ- ously have olitained a medical diploma from a recognized College or University, or as hereinafter jirovided. Persons may be entered on Register. 11.—Every person shall be entitled to have his name entered on the Kegister of the Newfoundland Medical Hoard, upon .satisfying that body that he holds a degree or tlijiloma from some regular University, or School of medicine in good standintf, and shall then receive from the Hoard a licen.se bearing the sen,l of that body, upon payment to the Registrar of the sum of five dollars, and shall have his name entered upon the Register. Licen.seil practi- tioners shall obt.'iin certificates. 12.—No such licensed practitioner .slmll be entitled to practice in any year without taking out from the Hoard, before the first day of damuiry in every year, a certificate to No person shall Isigin the study of nijilieine without (V ceitjtieate. practice, for which he shall pay the fee of one dollar. Such licenses and certificates .shall be in the form to be prescribed Ity tbe Hoard. 13,—Hereafter no person shall begin or enter upon the study of medicine, surgery or midwifery in this Colony for the purpose of qualifying himself to practise the same, unless