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| Â | Arabic (or Islamic) Influence On the Historical Development of Medicine |
 | | Physicians among the ancient Egyptians had certain specialties: ophthalmology, gynecology, surgery and internal medicine. | | | There were also medical schools attached to ancient Egyptian temples, and the physicians used to combine medicine with the priesthood. | | | Hippo crates was held to be the model physician, and the ethics practiced by him are reflected in the so-called "Hippocratic Oath" that doctors swear on starting their medical careers. |
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http://www.levity.com/alchemy/islam19.html
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| Â | Chemical Dependency Research Working Group |
| | Historical eras are dominated by specific addicted groups, theoretical concepts about addiction, the development of specific treatments and the existence of particular social biases (Courtwright, 1982). | | | The stigmatizing effects of psychological explnations of addictive behavior were challenged by physicians who backed physiological explanations for continued addictions among their patients especially those who were iatrogenically addicted. | | | Nevertheless, there were a few physicians who prescribed for profit without concern for the patient or the spread of addiction. |
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http://cdrwg.8k.com/stigma02.htm
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| Â | Early Physicians in Passaic County - The Passaic County Historical Society |
| | By 1829, Paterson had nine physicians, one grocery and drug center and one medicine and drug store. | | | Terhune had been an under-study in medicine of Dr. Lambert Sythoff but he also studied medicine in Queens College (Rutgers) and graduated from that institution in medicine. | | | In addition to the practice of medicine, Dr. Sythoff taught school and in 1825 became head master of the Paterson Academy. |
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| Â | HP Website |
| | But Neusner’s unique approach to the intersection between religious thought and practice, politics and culture, external historical motivations and internal bursts of creativity, make the narrative equally valuable for those seeking to understand at a more advanced level his unique employment of Jewish history. | | | It is a compendium of the essential issues about each book: its textual situation, its textual transmission, its literary structure, its origins, its theology, and the historical situation addressed by each. | | | Seminarians, other graduate students and advanced undergraduates, pastors, and other readers seeking an introduction to the Gospel of Mark through the lens of sensitive literary, historical, and theological scholarship need look no further. |
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http://www.hendrickson.com/cgi-bin/pub/hp_search?category=all&main=1
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| Â | Arizona Board of Homeopathic Medical Examiners |
| | Physicians engaging in chelation therapy as part of their homeopathic practice shall document post graduate education requirements equivalent to those established for eligibility for certification by the American Board of Chelation Therapy. | | | The classes of drugs the physician will dispense, including controlled substances, pharmaceutical drugs, homeopathic medications, prescription-only drugs, natural substances and non-prescription drugs defined in A.R.S. and devices defined in A.R.S. The location where the homeopathic physician will dispense; and | | | Innovative diagnostic procedures and devices are to be analyzed and evaluated according to their ability to assist the physician in assessing the degree of disturbance in the totality of the patient’s presenting signs, symptoms and physiologic responses. |
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http://www.mindspring.com/~bhme/rules.htm
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| Â | Building response curve from historical data |
| | This means you can adjust in real time the number of details that go towards each physician individually, based on the promotion response feedback you get from the physicians. | | | The key here is to assume the response of the under-detailed physician is a blending of the observed responses of comparable physicians: other physicians with similar specialties, managed care plan affiliations, or geographic locations. | | | If we simply add a short promotion response to a long one, we would be making the tacit assumption that the short response physician no longer responds past a few details, which is clearly incorrect. |
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http://www.bayser.com/ResponseCurve.htm
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| Â | Historical Background |
| | The current interest in managed care plans, which emphasize controlling physicians' behavior, indicates that physicians' historical fears of third-party payer control of medical practice decision making were well founded. | | | Physicians develop them to retain some control over health care delivery. | | | As gatekeepers, physicians are concerned with limiting access to health care services so that third-party payers do not find excessive utilization. |
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http://academic.udayton.edu/health/02organ/manage01c.htm
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| Â | NURSING, PHYSICIAN CONTROL, AND THE MEDICAL MONOPOLY |
| | Historically, there is a lack of a consistent theoretical position related to gender and a woman’s profession; thus, it is difficult to analyze the historical materials from a coherent theoretical perspective. | | | Historically, gender has been overtly used as a rationale for nurses’ subordination. | | | The second volume in the series is Nursing, Physician Control, and the Medical Monopoly: Historical Perspectives on Gendered Inequality in Roles, Rights, and Range of Practice, which analyzes time-ordered resources that exemplify the writing of social scientists, nurses, and, to a lesser extent, physicians, on their gendered interrelationships from very early periods to the 1990s. |
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http://iupress.indiana.edu/textnet/0-253-33926-X/0253108616.htm
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| Â | Euthanasia [Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy] |
| | First, it may be objected that, with passive euthanasia techniques, the physician does not have to do anything to bring on the patient's death. | | | The applied ethical issue of euthanasia, or mercy killing, concerns whether it is morally permissible for a third party, such as a physician, to end the life of a terminally ill patient who is in intense pain. | | | In New Atlantis (1627), British philosopher Francis Bacon (1561-1626) writes that physicians are "not only to restore the health, but to mitigate pain and dolours; and not only when such mitigation may conduce to recovery, but when it may serve to make a fair and easy passage." |
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http://www.utm.edu/research/iep/e/euthanas.htm
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| | The study focused on the development of a two-year program to train students for careers as primary care physicians who would work in medically underserved areas. | | | To address the critical health manpower needs of the citizens of Georgia and those who reside in medically underserved areas of the nation, the National Medical Association endorsed the development of a new medical school at Morehouse College. |
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| | From this first generation of great Homoeopathic Medical Educators and Physicians, there arose new leaders to spread the science of Hahnemannian Medicine in the modern era. | | | Kattunilathu Oommen George, MD (Homoeopathic Physician) is a Professor of Homoeopathic Medicine and Health Sciences according to the articles of the Homoeopathic Educational Advisory Commission and is recognized by the Hahnemannian Medical Society of America (chartered in the District of Columbia). | | | In 1881, both the United States and India established medical schools and hospitals for training MD Homoeopathic Physicians. |
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| Â | SIC 8011 / NAICS 621111 Physicians |
| | A good source for information on specific practice areas are the medical societies for those practice areas. | | | Survey results are segmented by medical specialty or administrative position, with specific breakdowns by size of group, geographic region, group type, and by population serviced. | | | Annual earnings survey for physicians classified by specialty, region, size of practice, years in practice, age, managed care participation, and gender. |
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http://www.valuationresources.com/Reports/SIC8011Physicians.htm
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| Â | Cyndi's List - Medical & Medicine |
| | Provides links and a bibliography for historic and biographical research for the UK medical professions. | | | Consists of citations to biographical information related to early Texas physicians from the Texas State Journal of Medicine for 1905-1966. | | | Sources for Tracing Apothecaries, Surgeons, Physicians and Other Medical Practitioners |
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| Â | Historical Physician Resources |
| | Board of Physicians - Registry of Applicants 1826-1881. | | | Although these records were generated from 1881 often the first few pages list physicians already practicing in the county who may have obtained their degree much earlier than 1881. | | | Letters contain information about the extent of his practice, types of patients, nature of disease treated, treatments, remunerations, relationship of climate and health, and condition of medical profession in Savannah and Camden County (number of doctors, rates of fees, etc.). |
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| Â | Texas Medical Center NEWS |
| | In the future, Dr. McGovern said he feels the library should focus on working closely with the medical, nursing and allied health schools to ensure that the library is an active curriculum development participant, and should enhance consumer education materials, including multi-lingual health education materials. | | | These values are timeless and students for generations to come will have a chance to study and learn patient-centered medicine from the writings of William Osler and other notable physicians of the past." | | | "I knew that historical books would give students the story of how their profession developed and the scientific foundations for the medical specialties," Dr. McGovern said. |
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http://www.tmc.edu/tmcnews/01_15_02/page_03.html
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| Â | Bibliography of Medical History in Ohio |
| | "Myron F. Metzenbaum, MD: innovative surgeon, caring physician." Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery 110 (1994): 477-81. | | | "Medical pioneers of the Western Reserve." Medical Miscellany, Mainly Historical, [1932], pp. | | | "The equipment, instruments and drugs of pioneer physicians of Ohio. |
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http://www.cwru.edu/artsci/dittrick/researchpages/biblioohio.htm
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| Â | Hist Services |
| | The Library also maintains a card file listing citations to portraits of over 100,000 individuals important in the history of medicine locally, nationally, and internationally. | | | The collection contains more than 18,000 images of physicians, institutions, operations and other procedures, injuries and medical conditions, and instruments. | | | The Samuel B. Sturgis Collection of approximately 8,000 engravings and photographs of physicians, hospitals, clinics, and other subjects is complemented by smaller collections like the Faber family collection of medical illustrations, that provide a wide variety of visual materials. |
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http://www.collphyphil.org/histpg1.shtml
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| Â | Social Security Act §1848 |
| | In applying this subparagraph, paragraph (4) of such section applies in the same manner as such paragraph applies to such section and any reference in such section to a physician is deemed also to include a reference to a supplier or other person under this subparagraph. | | | In applying the previous sentence, the Secretary shall adjust the conversion factor by geographic adjustment factors in the same manner as such adjustment is made under paragraph (1)(C). | | | .—A person may not bill for physicians' services subject to subparagraph (A) other than on an assignment-related basis. |
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| Â | Tenn Confederate Physicians : Introduction |
| | These minutes may identify the regiment to which a physician was assigned, or they may simply indicate that a physician appeared before the board and was issued a certificate to practice medicine in the Army. | | | This work is an attempt to index six different sources from which we have found evidence of Tennessee physicians who participated in the support of the Confederacy. | | | Some physicians are designated as such; others are shown as enlisted men but have been identified as physicians based on other records. |
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| Â | (Portraits of) Physicians: N.M. Bemis, N.B. Hill, James T. Alley, et al. / Andreas, A. T. (Alfred Theodore), 1839-1900 ... |
| | (Portraits of) Physicians: N.M. Bemis, N.B. Hill, James T. Alley, et al. | | | If you have comments, suggestions, or need help, contact The David Rumsey Collection at. | | | The digital images and associated descriptive data are © Cartography Associates. |
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| Â | Medicare Announces Fee Increase For Physicians |
| | Thus, specialties whose historical charges for practice expenses were less than resource-based rates, primarily office-based physicians such as family practitioners and dermatologists, will have increases greater than 4.5 percent. | | | This change is being made to emphasize the importance of physician involvement in home health services under the new prospective payment system for home health services. | | | The new payment system for physician practice expenses, also required by law, is based on resources involved in providing care, rather than on physicians' historical charges. |
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http://www.vidyya.com/archives/1102_3.htm
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| Â | History of Black Physicians |
| | I will present a historical review of allopathic physicians ( M.D.’s) in America, but we need to remember there have been many Black practitioners of homeopathic or "naturopathic" medicine, etc.. | | | The first known Black allopath (MD) was Dr. Louis Santome. | | | Around the time of the founding of the country, James Derham practiced. |
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http://www.allaboutblackhealth.com/historyofblackphysicians.htm
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| Â | Statistics Canada: Historical Statistics of Canada |
| | For example, as of 31 December 1974, there were in Canada 1,643 interns, 4,546 residents, 15,565 specialists, and 15,543 general or family practitioners; there were 33,467 registered physicians and 3,830 not registered; there were 24,896 physicians in fee practice and 6,212 not in fee practice, excluding interns and residents. | | | The framework within which the data on the health care sector are presented follows as closely as was deemed possible to that of 'inputs', 'production processes' and 'outputs'. | | | This information on hospital morbidity, like that on annual rates of notifiable diseases, provides some indication of the health care needs toward which the manpower and facilities of the health care sector are being directed. |
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http://www.statcan.ca/english/freepub/11-516-XIE/sectionb/sectionb.htm
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| Â | Healing Art; or, Chapters upon Medicine, Diseases, Remedies, and Physicians, Historical, Biographical, and Descriptive ... |
| | ADAMS, W[ILLIAM] H[ENRY DAVENPORT] (1828-1891) Healing Art; or, Chapters upon Medicine, Diseases, Remedies, and Physicians, Historical, Biographical, and Descriptive | | | Paneled mauve cloth with gilt-stamped spines and glazed blue-black endpapers. | | | Healing Art; or, Chapters upon Medicine, Diseases, Remedies, and Physicians, Historical, Biographical, and Descriptive - ADAMS, W[ILLIAM] H[ENRY DAVENPORT] (1828-1891) |
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http://antiqbook.com/boox/gac/074285.shtml
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| Â | Medical History and Bioethics at UW-Madison |
| | " Medical Science before Scientific Medicine: Reflections on the History of Medical Geography," in Medical Geography in Historical Perspective, ed. | | | "The Specter of Socialized Medicine: American Physicians and Compulsory Health Insurance," in Compulsory Health Insurance: The Continuing American Debate, ed. | | | “ Creationists and Their Critics in Australia: An Autonomous Culture or ‘the USA with Kangaroos,’’ Historical Records of Australian Science 14 (June 2002): 1-12. |
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http://www.medhist.wisc.edu/numbers.htm
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| Â | Gateway to Health - History of Medicine |
| | National Library of Medicine History of Medicine Division – provides resources for historical scholarship in medicine and related sciences that are rare in availability and exhaustive in scope. | | | Historical Anatomies on the Web is a digital project designed to give Internet users access to high quality images from important anatomical atlases in NLM's collection. | | | Texas Physicians Historical Biographical Database – consists of citations to biographical information related to early Texas physicians from the Texas State Journal of Medicine, 1905-1966. |
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http://www.texmed.org/lis/gth/history.asp
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| Â | Texas Physicians Historical Database Search Form - UT Southwestern Medical Library |
| | The Texas Physicians Database consists of citations to biographical information related to early Texas physicians from the Texas State Journal of Medicine for 1905-1966. | | | Some physicians are also searchable by the city in which they primarily practiced. | | | Texas Physicians Historical Database Search Form - UT Southwestern Medical Library |
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http://www2.utsouthwestern.edu/cfdocs/library/doctors/doctors.cfm
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| Â | Adams County, MS Genealogical and Historical Research |
| | Individual information from a variety of sources concerning physicians | | | No part of this database may be reproduced in any form or by any electronic or mechanical means, including information storage and retrieval systems without permission in writing from the author. | | | List of physicians working together, more than one signing a death certificate or return. |
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http://www.natchezbelle.org/adams-ind/doctors.htm
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| Â | Historical physicians |
| | Physicians famous for their role in advancement of medicine | | | 1 Physicians famous for their role in advancement of medicine | | | This is a list of famous physicians in history: |
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http://encyclopedia.codeboy.net/wikipedia/h/hi/historical_physicians.html
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| Â | SSVMS: Historical Committee Publications |
| | Most practiced in or near Sacramento sometime between 1849 and 1900. | | | This number does not include 16 out of 17 physicians who died of cholera while caring for the victims of the 1850 epidemic. | | | Their numerous and substantial contributions made Sacramento and the state a more healthful, pleasant and prosperous place to live. |
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| Â | american historical association |
| | Physicians, though a man lost his life by them: neither was middle age medicine | | | critical study of the writings is at present being made by German sp 500 historical | | | It is interesting to read so early a bitter criticism historical fiction book |
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| Â | In the News -- Greenwood Publishing Group |
| | In addition to serving as the first Chief of Psychological Services for the State of Illinois, Stout volunteers with Flying Doctors of America, an organization that serves “the poorest of the poor” in developing countries by flying in physicians, dentists, nurses and other health professionals to help those who otherwise would not get professional care. | | | Bruce Charnov, author of Praeger’s upcoming From Autogiro to Gyroplane: The Amazing Survival of an Aviation Technology, was featured on John Lienhard’s “The Engines of Our Ingenuity,” a radio program that tells the story of how our culture is formed by human creativity. | | | Chris E. Stout, who has authored several books for Praeger and edited the acclaimed Psychology of Terrorism, 4 volumes, will on July 31 be presented with APA’s 2004 International Humanitarian Award. |
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http://www.greenwood.com/news/in_the_news.asp
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| Â | HealthGrades - Information on Hospitals, Doctors and Nursing Homes |
| | HealthGrades’ Doctor Quality Reports include: board certification, education, training, disciplinary actions and additional information. | | | HealthGrades physician, surgeon, nursing home and hospital reports assist consumers in deciding among healthcare providers. |
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http://www.HealthGrades.com
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| Â | The Moon by Night (Morris, Lynn) : Satisfiction.com |
| | The story line is very exciting just to follow the medical activities that showcase what is available and known in 1869 including how easy deaths of patients can occur. | | | Cheney is a senior partner practicing medicine at St. Luke the Physician Private Hospital and Dispensary while Shiloh returns to his managerial position at Winslow Brothers Shipping. | | | While praying to God for guidance, Cheney with the help of Shiloh and a close friend from the police begin investigation the human caused tragedies. |
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http://www.satisfiction.com/0_PRODUCT/PROD1556615728_TheMoonb.html
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| Â | Wilmette Public Library Reference |
| | The full-text of many of the periodical articles is available online and may be printed out or e-mailed to another location. | | | The full-text of many of the periodical articles is available online and may be printed out or emailed to another location. | | | Index to general interest magazines, reference books, maps, historical images, and newspaper articles. |
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http://www.wilmette.lib.il.us/virrefa.html
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| Â | Country Doctor Museum Bailey, North Carolina (History Museums) |
| | County Doctor Museum is the only medical museum in the nation which is entirely dedicated to these family doctors, whose lives inspire today's physicians. | | | In three century-old and two modern buildings, the Country Doctor Museum collects and preserves the medical instruments and tools of pharmacy used by country doctors and the diaries, papers and medical books of these rural physicians. | | | A composite restoration of two doctors' offices includes the Dr. Howard Franklin Freeman Office, built in 1857, which comprises the Apothecary Area, and the Dr. Cornelius Henry Brantley Office, circa 1887, which portrays the early doctor's office, with instruments and equipment of the day. |
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http://www.ohwy.com/nc/c/cntydrmu.htm
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| Â | Library |
| | The RCPE has one of the most important historical medical libraries in the world. | | | In addition to acting as custodian for a number of important collections the Library also functions as a modern working library which provides a range of online information services for Fellows, Members, researchers and the public. |
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http://www.rcpe.ac.uk/library
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| Â | Ann Intern Med -- Page Not Found |
| | If you still cannot find the page you were interested in, please send us feedback. | | | Copyright © 2004 by the American College of Physicians. |
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| Â | Anesthesia and Pain History Resources on the Internet |
| | A Chronology from Priestley to Haldane, Based Mainly on Original Sources With Editorial Comment. | | | This excellent overview is part of a large exhibit developed | | | Royal College of Physicians and Oxford Brooks University. |
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http://www.anes.uab.edu/aneshist/anesnet.htm
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| | Physicians and Surgeons - 18th century journals: private medical schools, London; important special hospitals, infirmaries, London; text books, surgeons, medical schools, London; leading London physicians | | | Additional notebooks date from his years at Bellevue Hospital, and from his laboratory research on hog cholera in Baltimore.. | | | Provincial schools of medicine; surgeon-lithotomists to hospitals; text books 18th-19th century; American physicians |
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http://www.medicalarchives.jhmi.edu/sgml/whw/WHW-VIII.htm
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| Â | Star Trek - The Education of American Physicians: Historical Essays Books (v4) |
| | You are here: Books : The Education of American Physicians: Historical Essays | | | Get Linked from 15,000+ sites with one click. | | | Books The Education of American Physicians: Historical Essays |
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http://www.ds9.com/catalog/asin-0520036115/The%20Education%20of%20American%20Physicians%3A%20Historical%20Essays%20Collectible.html
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| Â | University of Missouri-Columbia Archives, Records Groups, Columbia Campus |
| | (Though University Physicians answers to the Dean of the School of Medicine, it is probably due to the unit's initial association--as the Medical Service Research Plan (MSRP)--with UMCHC for billing and collection that it was placed under the UMCHC record group. | | | Note: University Hospital and Clinics (UMCHC) report to the Vice Chancellor for Health Affairs, see C:1/36. | | | 19/3- Manuscript Collection News (published by Western Historical Manuscript Collections, see UW:5/5/6) |
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http://www.system.missouri.edu/archives/C-RGList.htm
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| Â | Books & Literature : The Secret Place : For God and You Alone (25% discount) |
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