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The history of internal medicine at Baylor University Medical Center, part I
John S. Fordtran, MD, W. Mark Armstrong, MD, Michael Emmett, MD, Lloyd W. Kitchens, Jr., MD,? and Benjamin A. Merrick, MD?
Subheadings:
DEVELOPMENT OF INTERNAL MEDICINE IN THE USA
- Osler and the development of internal medicine
- The meaning of "internal medicine"
- The American College of Physicians
- Board certification
- The trend toward subspecialization
- Internal medicine today
INTERNAL MEDICINE IN TEXAS
INTERNAL MEDICINE AT BAYLOR, 1903-1943
- Dr. Henry M. Winans
- Teaching program and attending physicians
- World War II
INTERNAL MEDICINE AT BAYLOR, 1943-1957
- Closing of the medical staff
- Intern and residency programs
- Dr. Paul Thomas, chief of internal medicine at Baylor University Hospital
THE TOMPSETT YEARS
- Oral surgery liaison
- Baylor and the American College of Physicians
THE FORDTRAN YEARS
- The internal medicine department when Dr. Fordtran came to Baylor
- Internal medicine residency program
- Education of medical students
- Dr. William Sutker, director of medical education
- Unassigned patients
- Organ transplantation
- Staffing of satellite hospitals
- The nursing service
- The conclusion of Dr. Fordtran's tenure
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