Parliamentary Papers, Volume 14H.M. Stationery Office, 1962 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 1197
... Medical Schools in the British Isles , are set out in APPENDIX a . 8. The total number of practitioners on the Medical Register increased to 36,000 in 1900 , 50,000 in 1924 , 76,300 in 1948 , and more than 99,000 ( including ...
... Medical Schools in the British Isles , are set out in APPENDIX a . 8. The total number of practitioners on the Medical Register increased to 36,000 in 1900 , 50,000 in 1924 , 76,300 in 1948 , and more than 99,000 ( including ...
Page 1201
... MEDICAL EDUCATION The place of medical education in the university 17. The Council regard it as imperative that every Medical School , including any new Schools established in the future , should be an integral part of a University ...
... MEDICAL EDUCATION The place of medical education in the university 17. The Council regard it as imperative that every Medical School , including any new Schools established in the future , should be an integral part of a University ...
Page 1202
... medical graduates will need to be trained in the future . If this conjecture is right , the question of new Medical Schools is likely to arise . While the Council recognise that it is a very expensive business to create new Schools ...
... medical graduates will need to be trained in the future . If this conjecture is right , the question of new Medical Schools is likely to arise . While the Council recognise that it is a very expensive business to create new Schools ...
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VOLUME D | 1074 |
Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland | 1086 |
Scottish Council of the Federation of British Industries | 1101 |
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