 | 1891 - 1360 σελίδες
...ignorance and general iiicompeteiicy of the average graduate of American medical schools at the time.he receives the degree which turns him loose upon the...nature of a physician's functions and responsibilities. . At the best schools the examination of candidates \va.s private, hasty, and notoriously lax. No one... | |
 | Charles Francis Richardson, Henry Alden Clark - 1878 - 652 σελίδες
...the subject of the following emphatic denunciation in President Eliot's Report for 1871 -72 : — " The ignorance and general incompetency of the average...graduate of American medical schools, at the time he receives the degree which turns him loose upon the community, is something horrible to contemplate,... | |
 | George Gary Bush - 1891 - 530 σελίδες
...condition of the medical college very unsatisfactory. In bis report for 1871-72 he declares that — The ignorance and general incompetency of the average graduate of American medical schools at the time he receives the degree which turns him loose upon tin- community is something horrible to contemplate,... | |
 | George Gary Bush - 1891 - 572 σελίδες
...ignorance and general incompetency of the average graduate of American medical schools at the time he receives the degree which turns him loose upon the community is 4,i,H-,bin:: horrible to contemplate, considering the nature of a physician's functions and responsibilities.... | |
 | American Academy of Medicine - 1895 - 752 σελίδες
...University, making the following statement after examining the condition of its medical department : " The ignorance and general incompetency of the average graduate of American medical schools at the time he receives the degree which turns' him loose upon the community is something horrible to contemplate,... | |
 | Thomas Francis Harrington - 1905 - 716 σελίδες
...Medical School September I, 1872 $6312.36 President Eliot in his report for the year 1871-72 said: " It would be difficult to overstate the importance...loose upon the community, is something horrible to con" Ophthalmology. — One clinical exercise throughout the year ; one lecture during the second term.... | |
 | Paul Starr - 1982 - 532 σελίδες
...epitomized both the backward state of higher education and the degraded state of the professions in America. "The ignorance and general incompetency of the average...community, is something horrible to contemplate," Eliot wrote. "The whole system of medical education in this country needs thorough reformation. "87... | |
 | Virginia Ashby Sharpe, Alan I. Faden - 1998 - 296 σελίδες
...a college degree for admission. In 1870, Charles Eliot, the President of Harvard, had declared that 'the ignorance and general incompetency of the average...loose upon the community, is something horrible to contemplate.'35 This observation was underscored in 1906 by the newly established AMA Council on Medical... | |
 | Michael Bliss - 1999 - 622 σελίδες
...diploma mill,' many of whose graduates were of doubtful literacy. In 1870 Harvard's president wrote: 'The ignorance and general incompetency of the average...community, is something horrible to contemplate.' McGill drew the majority of its 150 to 180 students ftom outside Quebec, many of them, like Osler,... | |
 | Jennifer Washburn - 2005 - 356 σελίδες
...remained quite backward; US medical colleges still couldn't hold a candle to their European counterparts. "The ignorance and general incompetency of the average...community, is something horrible to contemplate," wrote Harvard president Charles Eliot in the early 1870s. "The whole system of medical education in... | |
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The ignorance and general incompetency of the average graduate of American medical schools, at the time when he receives the degree which turns him loose upon the community, is something horrible to contemplate, considering the nature of a physician's... 
