Discusses the importance of including humanities, social sciences, family planning, health education, and community health programs in premedical or medical education. (Author/PG)

This study was designed to test the assumption that in postgraduate medical education internships offered by different types of hospitals attract different types of individuals. (Author)

Describes the New York Heart Association's experimental program aimed at evaluating a method of developing physicians disciplined by research and competent both as teachers and in the care of patients (clinical scientists). (Author)

The medical profession was enormously influential in initiating a virtual revolution in English school design during the years before the First World War, working for the demise of the central-hall school and for the popularization of more spacious schools. (Author)

The task of the scientific administrator is to ensure that areas of the greatest obvious need are being adequately explored according to the availability of resources and to maintain a balance between specialized and nonspecialized research. (Author)

This paper is an examination of some relevant trends in medicine, and some characteristics, aptitudes, values, and concerns of young physicians. (Author)