Choosing a profession is one of the most important turning points in person’s life. So much so that some professions and professionals have been more respected than others over ages. From past to present, treatises describing history methods each written. The organization professional groups also reflects clues state structure. For this reason, by looking at these on society, inferences can be ...

Prof. B.'s pamphlet is a summary of works on tuberculosis immunity. The very name its author speaks for scientific and authoritative nature. latter modestly declares in the preface that his work claims neither originality nor completeness; fact, he has covered this part doctrine with almost complete completeness.

professional equipment of Clinic staffs and to ascertain if standards could be formulated with regard to the minimum qualifications considered essential for psychiatrists, psychologists and psychiatric social workers. In a pamphlet recently published, the recommendations arising out of this enquiry are given, and the following summarises what, in the opinion of the Committee, should be the mini...

1733 Dr Ponka is an Assistant Professor and Dr Kirlew is a second-year resident in the Department of Family Medicine at the University of Ottawa in Ontario. Correspondence to: Dr David Ponka, Assistant Professor, Department of Family Medicine, University of Ottawa; e-mail [email protected] For a pdf of the Top Ten Differential Diagnoses in Family Medicine pamphlet or to access the slide show on...

Mental Health. The benefits of Occupation, Recreation and Amusement. By Richard Eager, O.B.E., M.D., late Medical Superintendent, Devon Mental Hospital. Published by W. V. Cole and Sons, 87 and 88 South Street, Exeter. Price, post free, 6?d. each, 6/per dozen. This little pamphlet consists of the material presented by the writer in addresses given to the Mental Hospitals Association in 1934 and...

Hemorrhoidal Excrescence. By John Kirby, A. B. London, 1817. pp. 56. The removal of hemorrhoidal excrescences by the knife is by no means so rare iin operation in this kingdom as Mr. Kirby imagines; but it may be less frequently performed than it should be. The disease is one, which, from personal knowledge, we can say, renders existence miserable; and consequently every attempt towards the rel...

" Q. Camp " for boys, described in this pamphlet is the second enterprise to be embarked upon by the " Q. Camps" Committee. It was started i? July, 1944, on the site of the former camp, " with a small staff and a few boys needing emergency care on account of the war, "and it is hoped to lay the foundations of a permanent Camp-Hostel School for maladjusted boys. Particulars can be obtained from ...

81 Dr Ponka is an Assistant Professor and Dr Kirlew is a second-year resident in the Department of Family Medicine at the University of Ottawa in Ontario. Correspondence to: Dr David Ponka, Assistant Professor, Department of Family Medicine, University of Ottawa; e-mail [email protected] For a pdf of the Top Ten Differential Diagnoses in Family Medicine pamphlet or to access the slide show on-l...

Two features of the pamphlet will certainly fulfil that end. First, the description of different types of backward children and the very full reference to the complexity and diversity of causes contributing to backwardness are most illuminating, and secondly, the necessity of flexibility in school organisation, discipline and curricula where the needs of backward children are to be met receives...