Registration of Foreign Physicians
Year: 1910
Type: article
Abstract: To the Editor:— Having read the letters of Drs. Hoenes and McReynolds inThe Journalon this subject, I beg leave to make a few remarks. By way of criticism I will add that there was an air of sentiment about them that interested me. If candidates for license to practice medicine in Canada will comply with the various provincial laws, they will have no difficulty. Of course, if one has, up to a few years ago, carried the hod and later, by way of recreation, obtained a degree or license to practice medicine either by serving apprenticeship for a year as office boy to some poorly trained practitioner, or attending one, two, or even three, five or six-month courses at some diploma mill, one will be blocked at the start. I am surrounded by physicians who have spent, at most, two six-month terms at college, hardly enough time to
Source: JAMA
Author: D. Nathan
Language: English
Subfield: Economics and Econometrics
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W2078982034