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\n康聚聚资资聚聚资炎聚策资资康  \n联资滚资资资深资资资聚聚资康  \n十好探资探深资资资联  \n须须流称决流浓流旅浓流流流流浓流流流流深法烧深深流数源资深深题  \n联资聚资资聚  \n图图医深照深展质困深深质深资深深深展跟深深深凝凝凝凝凝深深凝凝成聚深深深图服深深炎深聚深器滚流深深流流展流深或流器流双规或流友现数  \n# Outlines ofGeneral Practice\n\nEDITED BY  \nA.J.LAIDLAW  \nL.R.C.P.(Ed.),L.R.C.S.(Ed.),L.R.F.P.S.(Glasg.)General Practitioner,Worcester  \nTHIRD EDITION  \nE.&S.LIVINGSTONE LTD.EDINBURGH·AND LONDON1963  \nThis book is protected under the Berne Convention.Itmay not be reproduced by any means,in whole or inpart,without permission.Application with regard toreproduction should be addressed to the Publishers.  \n⑤  \nE.&S.LIVINGSTONE LTD.,1963  \n# PREFACE TO THE THIRD EDITION\n\nTHE text has been revised and brought up to date and I am onceagain indebted to all who helped with this edition.I particularlywish to mention Dr A.S.Bookless and Dr J.P.Horder who havere-written the Bibliography and Dr R.J.F.H.Pinsent,Vice-Chairman of the Midland Faculty Board,who undertook theonerous task of proof reading.  \nAll royalties from this edition will go to the College AppealFund.  \nA.J.LAIDLAW.  \n1963.  \nOSLER HOUSE LIBRARY  \n# INTRODUCTION TO THE FIRST EDITION\n\nTHE Midland Faculty offer the following notes in the anticipationthat they will be helpful to members of official bodies interestedin and concerned with the teaching of medical students,trainingof general practitioners,trainers under the Trainee GeneralPractitioner Scheme,general practitioners with assistants and alsolecturers to trainers.It has not been possible to cover all aspectsof general practice in these notes but it is hoped they will act asan outline to those training general practitioners.  \nA full insight into the life,work,responsibilities and problemsof a family doctor cannot be gained unless a year is covered ingeneral practice,as some illnesses are more prevalent at certaintimes of the year than at others.One important facet of practiceis the continued care of patients.In order to give balancedinstruction a training programme should be planned,but definiterules cannot be laid down as methods must vary in accordancewith personalities,the conditions of the practice and the previousexperience and ability of the young practitioner.  \nI gratefully acknowledge the invaluable assistance of Doctors  \nD.K.Black,R.J.D.Browne,D.L.Crombie,I.G.Davies,  \nG.M.R.Holliday,A.E.de la T.Mallett,R.D.Summers(PastPresident,Association of Police Surgeons of Great Britain),G.M.O'Donnell(Medical Officer of Health,Worcester),and W.Summers.  \nI thank all members of the Board of the Midland Faculty andDoctors T.Astley Cooper,H.K.Beardwood,R.Harkness,N.G.Nicholson,J.F.Sheppard,E.Starling,R.F.Warnock,and  \nJ.M.S.Whiting,for reading the draft copies of this work and fortheir help.  \nA.J.L.  \n1958.  \nCONTENTS  \nPAGE  \nCHAPTER  \n3  \nPreface  \n4  \nIntroduction  \n7  \nI Family Doctor and Patient  \nII Surgery Premises …8  \nIII Antenatal and Children's Clinics14  \nIV Notes,Forms,Certificates,and Abbreviations19  \nV The Doctor's Bag 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