The Training of a Physician
The Training of a Physician
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In England, medical instruction has been more or less divorced from the university. It has been rather a function of medical associations and hospitals.
The American college had its origin in English models. Like the colleges of Oxford and Cambridge, it was more or less under ecclesias- tical control, its first purpose being to develop clergymen and gentle- men, professional training being outside its scope and purpose. Thus the medical school in America arose through associations of physicians..., wholly apart from the college system.
But the same argument which justifies common schools, high schools and Btate universities at public expense, applies to medical schools also. It is cheaper for a state, and infinitely better for it, to educate its own physicians than to tolerate uneducated ones. Better to educate its doctors and hire them afterwards than to be the prey of the quack, the impostor, the nostrum vendor and the almanac. This was the view of the founders of the University of Michigan, the first state college to devote itself frankly to the service of the state, regard- less of tradition, regardless of what other states and institutions may be doing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In England, medical instruction has been more or less divorced from the university. It has been rather a function of medical associations and hospitals.
The American college had its origin in English models. Like the colleges of Oxford and Cambridge, it was more or less under ecclesias- tical control, its first purpose being to develop clergymen and gentle- men, professional training being outside its scope and purpose. Thus the medical school in America arose through associations of physicians..., wholly apart from the college system.
But the same argument which justifies common schools, high schools and Btate universities at public expense, applies to medical schools also. It is cheaper for a state, and infinitely better for it, to educate its own physicians than to tolerate uneducated ones. Better to educate its doctors and hire them afterwards than to be the prey of the quack, the impostor, the nostrum vendor and the almanac. This was the view of the founders of the University of Michigan, the first state college to devote itself frankly to the service of the state, regard- less of tradition, regardless of what other states and institutions may be doing.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jordan David Starr to read onlineMoreLess
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