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  • {{r|Flexner Report}}
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  • {{r|Flexner Report}}
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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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  • *[[Flexner Report]]
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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>
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  • |event='''1910''': The [[Carnegie Foundation]] publishes the (Abraham) [[Flexner Report]] recommending the closure of many U.S. medical schools, the survivors to b
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  • ...ause it reduced efficiency, or the revolution in hospitals caused by the [[Flexner Report]].<ref> Berliner (1985)</ref>
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  • ===Flexner report of 1910===
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  • ...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
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  • 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
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  • ...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.
    39 KB (5,723 words) - 06:28, 31 May 2009
  • ...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
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  • ...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
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  • In the early 20th century, the "[[Flexner Report]]" triggered major changes in American medical education. Many medical scho
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  • ...uth. Its most dramatic impact came by funding the recommendations of the [[Flexner Report]] of 1910, which had been funded by the [[Carnegie Foundation for the Advan
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  • In the 1930s, the popularity of homeopathy waned, partly due to the [[Flexner Report]] of 1910, which led to the closure of virtually all medical schools teachi
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