Hospitals and their relation to medical colleges and the training of interns / by Christian R. Holmes.

  • Christian Rasmus Holmes
Date:
[1914]
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    firmly convinced that the old ada<;e that truth is nii<rhtv and will prevail'' will also be ])roved correct under these conditions. With the raising of the standard of medical teachin? and the hospitals becoming the clinical departments of universities, there must also come, in the interest of hospital efficiency and teachins:, the abolition of the Vifi. IS. — Neurological huiUliiit;. Fig. 1!).— l>solatii)ii ii.niliijii. rotating service of the chiefs of departments. That this will encounter some opposition there can be no doubt, but it is bound to come, and judging by the number of institutions in which this change has been effected, its adoption in the near future by the leading municipal hospitals appears reasonably certain. The paying of salaries to the heads of the departments of surgery, medicine, obstetrics and gynecology appears
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