Physicians for Americans

Rutstein, D D

doi:10.1016/s0140-6736(61)90079-4

The Lancet

1961

DOI: 10.1016/s0140-6736(61)90079-4

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Physicians for Americans

D D Rutstein¹

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A New Primary-Care Medical Practitioner

Silver¹

1973

Arch Pediatr Adolesc Med

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A new health professional, the primarycare medical practitioner, could deliver increased and improved health care. The primary-care medical practitioner could be prepared to practice in a period of five years after graduation from high school. He would limit his practice to a clearly defined area of medicine and would provide comprehensive, relatively autonomous, primary patient care and services principally in ambulatory settings. Primary-care medical practitioners for children and similarly trained health professionals in other areas of medicine could play an important part in meeting present and future needs for highly qualified health personnel. They would serve as key figures in the health care system.

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A New Primary-Care Medical Practitioner

Silver¹

1973

Arch Pediatr Adolesc Med

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Comparative Observations of Medical Education

Romano¹

1961

JAMA

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have submitted reports relating to medical research, education, and practice. From these and other reports4-6 one learns of studies of the preparation of students for medicine, selection procedures, curricular designs, assessment of student performance, teaching methods, internship, and graduate resident training programs. One may learn, too, of experiments in health service plans and of attempts to assess operationally the physician's job.7-9 There is growing recognition and understanding that medicine, or more broadly health science, is intimately and relevantly involved in and with the society in which it exists and which it serves.

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Medical Reform in West Germany

Roberg¹

1967

JAMA

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