Report on medical education, medical colleges and the regulation of the practice of medicine in the United States and Canada, 1765-1890 / by John R. Rauch, Secretary.

  • Illinois State Board of Health
Date:
1890
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Credit: Report on medical education, medical colleges and the regulation of the practice of medicine in the United States and Canada, 1765-1890 / by John R. Rauch, Secretary. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    During the year 1889, the Board recognized the diplomas of 28 colleges conditionally, because of their non-compliance in every respect with its minimum requirements. Before granting certificates graduates were obliged to supplement their appli- cations with satisfactory evidence and examination in those particulars in which their education had been deficient. The number of these colleges will be diminished slightly dur- ing the coming year. It is doubtful, judging from their announcements, whether the diplomas of any of the colleges organized during the past 3ear, will be recognized. The following named institutions have adopted, or will do so at the dates set opposite their titles, the requirement of four years’ study and three annual courses of lectures, as a condi- tion precedent to graduation. Eush Medical College, 3 courses lectures and 4 years study after session 1890-91 Cliicago Medical CoUege,* “ “ “ 189P-91 Bennett College of Eclectic Medicine and Surgery, Chicago, 3 courses of lectures with session 1889-90 and 4 years study after sessionl890-91 Hahnemann Medical Coll., Chicago, 3 courses lectures and 4 years study after sesssion 1890-91 Woman’s Medical College, Chicago, “ “ “ “ “ “ 1890-91 Chicago Homeopathic Med. College, “ “ “ 1890-91 Med. Coll, of Indiana, Indianapolis, “ “ “ “ “ “ 1890-91 Cent. Coll. Phys. and Surg. Ind-n’lls, “ “ “ “ ” “ 1890-91 Ind. Eoleot. Med. Coll., Indianapoli8,f “ “ “ “ 1890-91 Ft. Wayne College of Medicine, “ “ “ 1889-90 Iowa Ecleo. Med. Coll., DesMoines, “ “ “ “ “ “ 1890-91 Hospital CoU. of Med., LouisviUe, “ “ “ “ “ 1891 Dept, of Med. and Snrg. Univ. of Mich.,* “ “ “ July 1,1890 Missouri Medical College, St. Louis, “ “ “ after session 1890-91 St. Louis Medical CoUege,* “ “ “ 1890-91 St. Louis CoU. of Phys. and Surgeons, “ l'890-91 American Medical CoUege, St. Louis, “ “ “ 1890-91 Northwestern Med. CoU., St. Jos., Mo., “ “ “ 1890-91 Univ. Med. CoU. of Kansas City, ” “ “ “ “ 1890-91 Ensworth Med. CoU., St. Joseph, Mo., “ “ “ “ “ 1890-91 Omaha Medical CoUege,+ “ “ “ “ ” 1890-91 Medical CoUege of Ohio, Cincinnati, “ “ “ “ “ ‘‘ 1890-91 Miami Medical CoUege, Cincinnati, “ “ ” “ “ 1890-91 Starling Med. ColL, Columbus, 0., “ “ “ “ ‘' “ 1890-91 Toledo Medical CoUege, “ “ “ “ with session 1889-90 Medical Department, University of Wooster, Cleveland, 3 courses of lectures with session 1890 and 4 years study • with session 1891 Western Penn. Med. CoU. Pittsburg, 3 courses lectures and 4 years study after session 1890-91 Gross Medical CoUege, Denver, 3 courses of lectures with session 1890-91 CoU. Phys. and Surgs., Chicago, “ “ “ “ 1889-90 Physio-Med. Institute, Chicago, “ “ “ “ 1889-90 * These colleges have for many years required three annua! courses of lectures, t Authority since printing Ijody of report.
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