Qualifications and examination of candidates for commissions in the Army Medical Servce ; Organization of the practical Army Medical School, including the subjects to be taught by the professors : and, Rules for the examination of assistant-surgeons previous to promotion.

  • Great Britain. War Office
Date:
1859
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Credit: Qualifications and examination of candidates for commissions in the Army Medical Servce ; Organization of the practical Army Medical School, including the subjects to be taught by the professors : and, Rules for the examination of assistant-surgeons previous to promotion. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    each examination having a definite object. The first, to ascertain, previous to his admission into the service as a Can¬ didate, his scientific and professional education, and to test his acquirements in the various branches of professional knowledge. The second, after having passed through a Course of special instruction in the Army Medical School, to test his knowledge of the special duties of an Army Medical Officer; and the third, previous to his promotion, to ascertain that he has kept pace with the progress of Medical Science. SIDNEY HERBERT. War Office, October 17, 1859. LONDON: FmMli£S En Ey“E and Spottiswoobe, xiinters to the Queen’s most Excellent Majesty. Eor Her Majesty’s Stationery Office.