Memoirs of John Abernethy Frs With a View of His Lectures Writings And Ch
Memoirs of John Abernethy Frs With a View of His Lectures Writings And Ch
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Now all these, in a crowded community, are very costly articles, and which must in justice, and what is material, in fact too, be fairly remunerated.
MEMOIRS OF ABERNETHY. 335 The public never really pay so dearly as when they appear to get labor for nothing.
Here we come to the first, defect in the " Hospital System. " It might be supposed that, with ample means, the hospitals, by adopting such tests as were in their power, would have secured the most efficient officers, by pay- ing them remun...erative salaries; and having retained them as long as their services were deemed efficient, or the length of them justified, by relieving them from the necessity of further exertion by a retiring pension. No such thing. The hospital gives nothing; actually, there is a small nominal retaining fee, as it were, of about 60 a year, and the medical officer is left to obtain his remuneration for time, trouble, and health by such private practice as his reputation, or the pres- tige of being attached to a hospital may afford, from fees from pupils, or such other means as the position ho occupies may place within his power.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now all these, in a crowded community, are very costly articles, and which must in justice, and what is material, in fact too, be fairly remunerated.
MEMOIRS OF ABERNETHY. 335 The public never really pay so dearly as when they appear to get labor for nothing.
Here we come to the first, defect in the " Hospital System. " It might be supposed that, with ample means, the hospitals, by adopting such tests as were in their power, would have secured the most efficient officers, by pay- ing them remun...erative salaries; and having retained them as long as their services were deemed efficient, or the length of them justified, by relieving them from the necessity of further exertion by a retiring pension. No such thing. The hospital gives nothing; actually, there is a small nominal retaining fee, as it were, of about 60 a year, and the medical officer is left to obtain his remuneration for time, trouble, and health by such private practice as his reputation, or the pres- tige of being attached to a hospital may afford, from fees from pupils, or such other means as the position ho occupies may place within his power.
What to read after Memoirs of John Abernethy Frs With a View of His Lectures Writings And Ch?
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