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First insights and future research perspectives from the sarcoidosis registry at the Medical University of Vienna. [PDF]

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Guttmann-Ducke C, Lutnik M, Gysan MR, Sarova P, Milacek C, Bal C, Graninger W, Prosch H, Gompelmann D, Idzko M.   +9 more
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Awareness, Perception, and Knowledge about Oral Microbiota among College of Dentistry Students in Gulf Medical University/United Arab Emirates.

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Al Bayati SAAF, Salim SA, Al Maged YH, Jawad ZM, Ismael FA.   +4 more
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The Medical School in the University

JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1984
EDUCATION in medicine has been part of the university mission since almost the very beginnings of the Western university nearly a millennium ago. One may wonder whether and why the role of the medical school is even topical. I believe that some not so subtle, and not so minor, changes have altered the role of medicine in the university, and that it is ...
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University of Massachusetts Medical School

Academic Medicine, 2000
An overview of the curriculum management and governance structure at the the University of Massachusetts Medical School.
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THE OBLIGATIONS OF THE UNIVERSITY TO MEDICAL EDUCATION

Journal of the American Medical Association, 1910
In an admirable paper before the Sixty-fifth Convocation of the University of Chicago, in December, 1907, Dr. William Henry Welch,1professor of pathology in Johns Hopkins University, pointed out with clearness that the historical and right home of the medical school is the university, and that it should be an integral part of it, coordinate with other ...
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The University and Primary Medical Care

New England Journal of Medicine, 1969
Abstract Primary medical-care programs are legitimate and central concerns of every university medical school. Sufficient engagement in the community to learn how better to meet the needs of large numbers of patients who are now without care is necessary, but overcommitment to service programs should be avoided. The role of the university is to develop
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THE RELATION OF THE UNIVERSITY TO THE MEDICAL SCHOOL

Journal of the American Medical Association, 1910
The American people are universally distinguished for their business ability and business successes. We live, however, in a world of universal compensations and retributions. If we have an enormous business talent which has won for us a name in the field of trade and commerce, we tend to draw into this province all our other interests.
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