Table of Contents

October 01, 1966; Volume 95,Issue 14

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Biography

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Dr. Gerard Casgrain. An appreciation
E. Desjardins

CMAJ October 01, 1966 95 (14) 738;

Journal Article

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Proceedings of the conference on residency education in the clinical specialties held at Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario October 1 and 2, 1965 under the sponsorship of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada. Introduction
E. H. Botterell

CMAJ October 01, 1966 95 (14) 695-696;
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Interest and concern of the Royal College in residency programs. I
W. C. MacKenzie

CMAJ October 01, 1966 95 (14) 697-698;
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The education of the academic surgeon
W. D. Holden

CMAJ October 01, 1966 95 (14) 698-701;
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Ideal medical education for the resident and the medical student
J. R. Ellis

CMAJ October 01, 1966 95 (14) 702-708;
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Education of the resident in relation to the future roles of doctors in the community
S. P. Martin

CMAJ October 01, 1966 95 (14) 708-711;
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The resident's view of residency training in Canada
D. G. Fish

CMAJ October 01, 1966 95 (14) 711-716;
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An in-training evaluation of residency training programs and trainees
D. D. Matson

CMAJ October 01, 1966 95 (14) 717-719;
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The clinical teaching unit as an effective organization for the education of residents under changing medical socio-economic circumstances. I. Objectives and organization of the clinical teaching unit: a white paper
J. R. Evans, A. L. Chute and T. P. Morley

CMAJ October 01, 1966 95 (14) 720-727;
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The clinical teaching unit as an effective organization for the education of residents under changing medical socio-economic circumstances. II. Contractual relationship between surgeon and patient in a clinical teaching unit
T. P. Morley

CMAJ October 01, 1966 95 (14) 728-729;
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The clinical teaching unit as an effective organization for the education of residents under changing medical socio-economic circumstances. 3. Administrative and professional problems of a clinical teaching unit based in a community hospital
A. L. Chute

CMAJ October 01, 1966 95 (14) 730-733;