A Short History Of Providing Medical History Within The British Medical Undergraduate Curriculum

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Medical Humanities 40 (1):31-37 (2014)
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This article aims to discuss the history of medical history in the British medical undergraduate curriculum and it reviews the main characters and organisations that have attempted to earn it a place in the curriculum. It also reviews the arguments for and against the study of the subject that have been used over the last 160 years

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10.1136/medhum-2013-010418

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