"The Organization of an American University Medical Clinic" offers a detailed look into the structure and operation of a medical clinic within an American university setting in the early 20th century. Authored by Theodore C. Janeway, the book provides insights into the administrative, educational, and patient care aspects of such an institution. It explores the roles of physicians, staff, and students, shedding light on the training methodologies and healthcare practices prevalent during that era.
This historical account is valuable for those interested in the evolution of medical education and the development of academic medical centers in the United States. It provides a glimpse into the challenges and innovations of establishing and managing a university medical clinic in a time of significant medical advancements.
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