Titlebook: A History of the Royal College of General Practitioners; The First 25 Years John Fry,Lord Hunt of Fawley,R. J. F. H. Pinsent Book 1983 Roya

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Events Leading up to the Formation of the Steering Committee,978-3-540-77430-3

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1.5.1.9 3d elements in Cu, Ag or Au,dquarters, without academic leadership of their own, without much influence over undergraduate or postgraduate teaching, and without the status of their specialist colleagues. Specialists had rightly and properly built up for themselves their colleges, hospitals, diagnostic facilities, and many othe

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1.5.1.9 3d elements in Cu, Ag or Au,t on February 28 1952 all but two of the five consultants and five general practitioners whom we had invited attended — Sir Wilson Jameson, Professor James Mackintosh (physicians), Professor Ian Aird (surgeon) and John Beattie (obstetrician and gynaecologist) — with four general-practitioner members

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1.5.1.9 3d elements in Cu, Ag or Au,d administration. We discussed this, and the possibility of having regional organizations of the College, several times before the Steering Committee met. F.M. Rose brought this matter up in the Steering Committee and the term ‘regional faculties’ was agreed. The important work of the regional facul

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1.5.1.9 3d elements in Cu, Ag or Au, trained their assistants, and partners in general practice helped each other. Towards the end of the last century specialism was developing, but most specialists still did a certain amount of general practice and could teach this to their students. But as the specialties became more numerous and co