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...Medical College (1888-1911) might have been the best. It closed after the Flexner report.) ...nneth M. Medical Education: American Medical Education 100 Years after the Flexner Report. New England Journal of Medicine. 355(13):1339-1344, September 28, 2006.

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===The [[Flexner Report]]- 1910===

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...medicine in North America.<ref>PDF Image of the full text of the original Flexner Report- provided by the Carnegie Foundation [http://www.carnegiefoundation.org/fil ...' (2006) Medical Education: American Medical Education 100 Years after the Flexner Report. New England Journal of Medicine. 355:1339</ref> by interviewing faculty, r

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}}</ref> is now in its 23rd edition, was quoted in the [[Flexner Report]]: ...o study, rationally and scientifically, the action of drugs, old and new."(Flexner report, page 162)</blockquote>

...that laid the foundation for public hospitals. These, especially after the Flexner report in 1910, led to a system of medical education that combined University trai ...ol had to teach or what qualifications a "doctor" had to have. After the [[Flexner Report]] (1910), there was a big reform and the routine qualifications of all MDs

|event='''1910''': The [[Carnegie Foundation]] publishes the (Abraham) [[Flexner Report]] recommending the closure of many U.S. medical schools, the survivors to b

...ause it reduced efficiency, or the revolution in hospitals caused by the [[Flexner Report]].<ref> Berliner (1985)</ref>

...s indeed more dangerous, but this started changing about the time of the [[Flexner Report]].

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===Flexner report of 1910===

...drawn up a list of unacceptable schools, and in 1910, as a result of the [[Flexner Report]], hundreds of private medical and homeopathic schools were closed. The AMA

An integrative medicine program at Johns Hopkins, recognized in the [[Flexner Report]] as the originator of science-based medical instruction in the U.S., does

...d the discovery of ether anesthesia. In addition, a report (the so-called "Flexner Report") was released that triggered major changes in American medical education.

...bulk of the proprietary medical schools), which leads into how, after the Flexner report, in one sense the schools of chiropractic were a recidivist branch that the == Flexner Report ==

...ards they considered to be unacceptable, and in 1910, as a result of the [[Flexner Report]], dozens of private medical and homeopathic schools were closed. These sch For fifty years after the [[Flexner Report]], organized medicine and academic medicine (the teaching and research facu