Parliamentary Papers, Volume 14H.M. Stationery Office, 1926 - Bills, Legislative |
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Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons. Close touch is kept , through members of the ... ( Medical Research Council . ) ( ii ) A statistical investigation of the ... British Colliery Owners ' Research Association , and by the makers of ...
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons. Close touch is kept , through members of the ... ( Medical Research Council . ) ( ii ) A statistical investigation of the ... British Colliery Owners ' Research Association , and by the makers of ...
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... British Medical Association in their statement of evidence ( Appendix XLVII ) expressed a doubt as to whether under a limited expenditure out of public funds the best results in the way of improvement of the national health might be ...
... British Medical Association in their statement of evidence ( Appendix XLVII ) expressed a doubt as to whether under a limited expenditure out of public funds the best results in the way of improvement of the national health might be ...
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... medical service . We thus read the British Medical Association's evidence as a useful reminder that medical attendance is not in itself all that is necessary , not as implying any fundamental criticism of medical benefit as now provided ...
... medical service . We thus read the British Medical Association's evidence as a useful reminder that medical attendance is not in itself all that is necessary , not as implying any fundamental criticism of medical benefit as now provided ...
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... medical benefit is that the absence of a specialist service is treated as a reproach " ( Smith Whitaker , Q. 24,024 ) ... British Medical Association ( App . XLVII , 19-20 , Q. 14,972-14,974 ) state that " the medical provision made for ...
... medical benefit is that the absence of a specialist service is treated as a reproach " ( Smith Whitaker , Q. 24,024 ) ... British Medical Association ( App . XLVII , 19-20 , Q. 14,972-14,974 ) state that " the medical provision made for ...
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... medical service are received , although the object of these visits ( i.e. , of visitors to the Inquiry Room ) is to ... British Medical Association.- " In the year 1922 both the Representative Body of the Association and the Conference ...
... medical service are received , although the object of these visits ( i.e. , of visitors to the Inquiry Room ) is to ... British Medical Association.- " In the year 1922 both the Representative Body of the Association and the Conference ...
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