Medicine and the public.

  • Sprigge, S. Squire (Samuel Squire), 1860-1937.
Date:
1905
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Credit: Medicine and the public. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    PAOE CHAPTER XIV REFORM IN THE MEDICAL PROFESSION A Kecapitulation of Prominent Grievances. — The Organisation of the Medical Profession.—The British Medical Association.—Local Medical Unions.—Medical Defence Associations ..... 225 CHAPTER XV THE PUBLIC AND THE MEDICAL PROFESSION Bad Effects of the AVant of Concord among Medical Men.—Medical Etiquette and Medical Ethics.—The Public Conception of Medical Duties . . . 238 CHAPTER XVI THE AMENDMENT OF THE MEDICAL ACTS The Reconstitution of the General Medical Council.— The One-Portal System.—The Legal Prohibition of Quackery . . . . . . .253 CHAPTER XVII SOME CONCLUDING SPECULATIONS The Sequel to a One-Portal System.—The Corpora- tions as the Examining Authority.—A British Academy of Medicine.—An Imperial Naval, Military and Colonial Service.—A Ministry of Public Health.-—The late Lord Salisbury on Moderation ..... 269 APPENDIX § I. Abstract of Recommendations of the Royal Com- mission on the Care and Treatment of the Sick and Wounded during the South African Campaign, togetlier with the Action Taken . . . . .285 § II. The Amalgamation of Science Teaching in the London Medical Schools . . . . .289 INDEX ■ . 291