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Of+ I. Ar V R? Yal-There Is 678 THE HOSPITAL September 6, 1913^ ? ^ **^ THE MEDICAL STUDENT AND HIS WORK. THE MEDICAL SCHOOLS OF THE UNITED KINGDOM. V" LONDON. annually. For further particulars application should made to the Dean of the Medical Dr. H. St. Bartholomew's Hospital Medical School.?St. Bar- School, Cameron. tholomew's is the oldest and second largest hospital in London. The Medical School is complete in every depart- King's College, Hospital.?King's College Hospi^'' ment, and provides lectures and practical laboratory which contains 224 beds, is situated at Denmark teaching in the preliminary sciences and intermediate S.E., and will be opened on October 1 next. It will be a much subjects, as well as in the purely professional and clinical larger scale than the former institution, and an parts of the curriculum. Scholarships and prizes to the possess every modern requirement for both patients total value of ?1,000 are awarded annually. students. The teaching of the preliminary subjects, eluding chemistry, physics, biology, anatomy, and phys10 Charing Cross Hospital.?This hospital contains 200 logy, is given at King's College in the Strand, and studen13 beds, and has attached to it a Medical School. Classes for entering now will by the time they are sufficient University, Conjoint, and Fellowship courses are held, and advanced to study in the wards to do so in the there are special classes for the practical work required for hospital. The composition fee is?for advance the D.P.H. course. Total fees, including students' club : medical students?80 guineas; for the whole University For general students?Sessional payments : Entrance fee or Conjoint course, 150 guineas. Full particulars and pr? 10 guineas and 25 guineas annually for University * spectuses can be obtained by applying to the Dean of studente, 22 guineas annually for Conjoint Board 0 Hospital, Dr. H. Willoughby Lyle, or to the Secretary students, so long as the student remains in the school. the Medical School, Clifton Kelway, Esq. Special arrangements are made to permit of fees being ? paid in advance. The usual resident and students' St. Mary's Hospital Medical School.?St. contains at 301 beds. clinlC i appointments are open to students, and several valuable Hospital present Systematic the is in the wards and prizes are awarded annually by school. Full informa- teaching given daily out-patient?* and in the various of tion respecting the Medical School, and the course of study department special departments The Medical School the be obtained on to the hospital. provides for recommended, may application Dean, en^i? and contains Dr. William Hunter, F.R.C.P., Medical College, Charing curriculum, well-organised departments scientific fee Cross Hospital, London, W.C. preliminary subjects. The composition the whole curriculum is ?140, or 60 guineas for St. winter session commences George's Hospital.?The clinical curriculum only. on October 1, when Sir Wm. Osier, Bart., Regius Pro- The Middlesex and fessor of Medicine, Oxford will deliver the Hospital.?The hospital University, Med^a " School are situated in Mortimer and Inaugural Address, taking for his subject Examinations, Street, only ^ minutes' walk from Street Station Examiners, Examinees!" Students can enter at any Goodge (Hampstea and Cross Oxford Circus Stations time.- Special courses are given, in which the require- Charing Tube), (J3akeil?? and Central London and Portland Road Stati?n ments of University and other examinations receive Tubes), careful attention. The hospital contains 350 beds, and (Metropolitan Railway). The contains 440 ivar has a convalescent of 100 beds at Wimble- hospital beds, including special hospital a11 for cancer and cases, don. The usual resident and students' appointments cases, maternity gyna;cological for diseases of the skin and are open to students. Scholarships and endowed prizes, eye. The cancer and to are awarded The en- wing (containing ninety beds) speCl amounting ?463, every year. >? laboratories offer unrivalled tire teaching and laboratories are now devoted to purely investigation opportunities the of both in its clinical and clinical subjects, as in other Universities, to the great study cancer, pathologlC advantage of students in their fourth and fifth years of aspects. study. Arrangements have been made with the Univer- In the electro-therapeutical department students obt^11 sity of London for students who enter St. George's during instruction in the treatment of lupus and cancer by the or curriculum to method. first, second, third year of the carry a;-ray ^ out the necessary courses of instruction at either Univer- There is a Residential College for a limited number sity College or King's College. Students have there- students. fore the advantages of the lectures and practical Six house physicians, eight house surgeons, two obstetrlC classes of these Colleges of the University during the pre- and gynaecological surgeons, two casualty medical officefS' liminary and intermediate portions of their studies, and two casualty surgical officers, and two resident o&?eTS then complete their course in a school entirely devoted to to the special departments ai'e appointed annual!)' and the medicine, surgery, study of disease. The St. without extra fee of any kind. Non-resident qualine Club has its athletic of acres out George's Hospital ground 13^ clinical assistants are appointed to assist in the various on the Atkinson-Morley Hospital estate at Wimbledon. patient departments. It provides a football and hockey ground and six tennis Three Entrance Scholarships, value ?100, ?50, and ^ courts. Further be on an^ particulars may obtained applica- and a University Scholarship, value ?50 (for Oxford tion to the Dean of the Medical Dr. School, R. Salusbury Cambridge students), are awarded annually in September- Trevor. The successful candidates are required to become gener3 Guy's Hospital.?This hospital contains 618 beds, and students of the school. Numerous scholarships, medal6' a over cofl1 has large Medical School. There are special departments, and prizes, to the value of ?1,000, are open for and a large number of student and resident appointments petition among students of the school. available. Special classes are held for the London Uni- All students join the Amalgamated Students' Clu^' versity, Oxford, Cambridge, and Fellowship courses. which includes the following :?The Medical Society, Scholarships and prizes to the amount of ?800 are awarded Common Room Society, the Cricket Club, the Footba September 6, 1913. THE HOSPITAL 679 Gl u "^^letic the Rowing Club, the Musical on and three and Soci t Clubs, anatomy physiology during years, to ^> the and the jj ,e Chess Club, the Lawn-tennis Club, one attendance on organic and applied chemistry, pharma- Club. The is acres in athletic ground, which eight cology and materia medica, and to the privileges of the *s access of the the use at situated within easy hospital? Union Society (including of the gymnasium and p^en^'v is a within the the athletic at for two of +i.ar R?yal- There gymnasium precincts ground Perivale) sessions. For hospital. the medical education required by the Examination Board W*Uter session, 1913-1914, will open on Wednesday, in England and the Society of Apothecaries : First er Octob j at be Parts 21 <jej- 3 p.m. The Introductory Address will examination, I., II., III., guineas, entitling to Sampson Handley, Esq., M.D., M.S., one attendance and to the privileges of the Union Society Si'" 'k;' after which the prizes will be distributed by for one session. First examination, Part IV., and second quire Bancroft. examination, 58 guineas, if paid in one sum, and 63 guineas ^ 0r Pr?spectus and full particulars application should if paid in two instalments of 32 guineas and 31 guineas bg a<^e to the Dean of the Medical School. respectively. This fee entitles to attendance during three one attendance on 21h 6 t years (including each practical d?n Medical London Sos Hospital College.?The course in physiology) in ail subjects but practical phar- *S larSest institution of its kind in England, and macy, the fee for which is three guineas, and to the privi- 922 beds. Being situated in the East End, ^ leges of the Union Society (including the use of the gym- ^.Co.ntainsto a and district. The total /nis^ers very large poor nasium and the athletic ground at Perivale) for two of Patients 1912 was made up of l5S27er during 243,834, sessions. in-patients and 227,007 out-patients. During the ^ Westminster Hospital Medical School.?Westminster niaj01' operations were performed in the theatre, ^hil Hospital was the first institution of its kind in London which 2l number of operations under anaesthesia was was founded the contributions of the 55^ ive entrance are offered by voluntary public. a- scholarships annually, i^cl There is accommodation for upwards of 200 lnS the Price Scholarship in science, of ?100; the in-patients. There is a Students' Clubs Union, the subscription for Scholarship; and the entrance scholarships in ecj membership of which is included in the general fees. The anatomy and physiology, and arts. The annual 1Ve annual composition fee is 25 guineas. Special terms are ^6e *s guineas. Appointments : Registrars, *esid given to sons of medical men. Five Entrance Scholarships acc?ucheurs, house house surgeons, etc ,V physicians, are offered for students in ne are made competition amongst entering ^ hundred and atln forty-one appointments October and three for those in y- All are full and entering May. ^ appointments free to students, appointments have board free. Full informa- London (Royal Free Hospital) School of Medicine for ' C^entmay be obtained from the Dean of the Medical Col- Women.?The Royal Free Hospital is in Gray's Inn Road, l6ge ' ^ for on the and the London School of Medicine for Women is in gr Hostel students is provided hospital ' '^^ie Clubs Athletic Ground is within Hunter Street, Brunswick Square, W.C.
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