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... ical sectarians , civil service reformers , and corporate monopolists . Yet , gradually , between 1890 and 1920 scientific professionalism emerged as the dominant justification for med- ical licensing in most states ( Shryock , 1967 ...
... ical sectarians , civil service reformers , and corporate monopolists . Yet , gradually , between 1890 and 1920 scientific professionalism emerged as the dominant justification for med- ical licensing in most states ( Shryock , 1967 ...
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... ical , or " logical , " grounds as meaningless or conceptually incoherent . Various philosophical objections have been urged against it : that im- material substances would have to be nonspatial , and that for this reason it would be ...
... ical , or " logical , " grounds as meaningless or conceptually incoherent . Various philosophical objections have been urged against it : that im- material substances would have to be nonspatial , and that for this reason it would be ...
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... ical resources hinges on two questions : ( 1 ) What should be the criteria of selection ? ( 2 ) Who should make the decisions ? The first ques- tion is fundamental , for the second varies with the criteria that must be applied . For ...
... ical resources hinges on two questions : ( 1 ) What should be the criteria of selection ? ( 2 ) Who should make the decisions ? The first ques- tion is fundamental , for the second varies with the criteria that must be applied . For ...
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INTRODUCTION | 1725 |
GENERAL CODES FOR THE PRACTICE OF MEDICINE | 1731 |
1793? | 1737 |
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