Titlebook: A History of the Royal College of General Practitioners; The First 25 Years John Fry,Lord Hunt of Fawley,R. J. F. H. Pinsent Book 1983 Roya

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1.5.1.7.3 Cold working, plastic deformation,The problem of criteria for membership of the College was discussed by the Steering Committee which determined that the College should not be merely, in Guy Ollerenshaw’s words, a ‘Chums’ Club’. It knew that strict academic standards for membership would, in the end, be needed. But it was necessary to start in a small way.

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1.5.1.7.3 Cold working, plastic deformation,y considered, and nearly taken. Then, as now, general practice was changing. There was much concern for its future, and for the academic welfare of family doctors; and in 1845 a widespread but unsuccessful attempt was made to preserve and improve their academic status by providing then with a college of their own..

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1.5.1.9 3d elements in Cu, Ag or Au, trained their assistants, and partners in general practice helped each other. Towards the end of the last century specialism was developing, but most specialists still did a certain amount of general practice and could teach this to their students. But as the specialties became more numerous and complex, teaching for general practice declined.