Abstract In May 1964 the Royal Commission on Health Services declared that “health
research is essential to health progress”. However, since that time the means of providing …

It has been demonstrated repeatedly andin many jurisdictions that a close relationship exists
between the quality of a nation's health care services and the quality of its medical research …

IN general practice circles mention of a white paper provokes discussion on the proposals
for primary health care, yet there is another white paper which will also have far-reaching …

This report states a philosophy and a set of principles that will provide important guides to
the development of the medical education and research affairs of the Department of Health …

DURING December, January and February last I was in the United States of America. The
occasion of my visit was an invitation to deliver the Dunham Ieetures at Harvard Medical …

There is at present a serious imbalance in the way medical schools perceive the relevance
of research on the one hand and clinical teaching, and perhaps clinical medicine itself, on …

Large-scale support of biomedical research in schools of medicine began in the post-World
War II era. The vast benefits in scientific discovery are well known. It is probably also fair to …

One of the aims of the World Medical Association is the improvement of medical education.
At the fourth General Assembly of the association in New York, in 1950, preliminary thought …

Medical research has been highly productive in the past and with reasonable support will be
so in the future. However, although much advance is to be expected looking to short-range …

The progress led from Greece to Rome, then to the Moslem Empire; back again to Europe by
way of Salerno, thence to Padua, Paris, and Leyden, and at last to Britain and America. As …