An Introductory Lecture Before the Medical Class of 1855-56 of Harvard University (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover

Name: An Introductory Lecture Before the Medical Class of 1855-56 of Harvard University (Classic Reprint)
Author: D. Humphreys Storer
ISBN: 9780331541700

D. Humphreys Storer

9780331541700: An Introductory Lecture Before the Medical Class of 1855-56 of Harvard University (Classic Reprint)

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ISBN 10: 033154170X ISBN 13: 9780331541700

Publisher: Forgotten Books, 2018

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An introductory address that frames the duties, trials, and rewards of the student of midwifery.

This edition presents a historically informed view of the path to medical training, the discipline it demands, and the ethical responsibilities that guide practice. It emphasizes focus, perseverance, and the deep care expected when helping patients in delicate states.

The speaker outlines how serious study, self-control, and steadfast commitment shape a physician’s life. It discusses the need to gain patient trust, to balance hope with honesty, and to weigh decisions carefully, especially in moments of critical care. The work also cautions against reckless reporting or premature conclusions, underscoring the impact of professional conduct on the lives of patients and the reputation of the profession.

Learn about the early standards for medical preparation and the call for disciplined effort.
Understand the importance of patient confidence, compassionate care, and measured judgment.
See why responsible communication and ethical choices matter in obstetric and general medical practice.
Grasp the lifelong commitment expected of those who pursue medicine and midwifery.

Ideal for readers who enjoy medical history, training, and the ethical dimension of patient care. This edition is a resource for students and enthusiasts seeking context on 19th-century medical education and its lasting concerns.

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