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Number of Doctors The number of principals providing general medical services ( excluding those whose lists were limited to hospitals , schools , etc. ) at 1st October 1962 was 20,325 , compared with 20,188 at 1st October 1961 ...
Number of Doctors The number of principals providing general medical services ( excluding those whose lists were limited to hospitals , schools , etc. ) at 1st October 1962 was 20,325 , compared with 20,188 at 1st October 1961 ...
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At the end of 1962 the number of doctors providing general medical services as principals in the National Health Service was 2,684 , of whom 1,907 were in partnerships . During the year 112 doctors were newly admitted to the medical ...
At the end of 1962 the number of doctors providing general medical services as principals in the National Health Service was 2,684 , of whom 1,907 were in partnerships . During the year 112 doctors were newly admitted to the medical ...
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Six issues were produced during the year and sent to all family doctors and also to hospital doctors in the Health Service . 18. Each family doctor practice was informed of its prescribing costs in July and November , 1961 , and March ...
Six issues were produced during the year and sent to all family doctors and also to hospital doctors in the Health Service . 18. Each family doctor practice was informed of its prescribing costs in July and November , 1961 , and March ...
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| Title | Parliamentary Papers, Volume 19 |
| Author | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Publisher | H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 |
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