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Flexner report

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Flexner report,
n.pr a 1910 publication, stemming from the Pure Foods and Drugs Act of 1906; established science is the foundation for medi-cal education and formulation of medicines.
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We began in 1910 with the Flexner Report, the first major study done by the foundation, which irreversibly changed this country's education of physicians.
Pedagogies of uncertainty by Shulman, Lee S. / Liberal Education
Physicians became a professional guild to be reckoned with beginning in the early 20th century after the famous Flexner Report of 1910 changed the education and training of the American physician workforce.
Professionalism and the physician leader by Block, Dale / Physician Executive
The political prowess was matched by legitimation in the form of the Flexner report of 1910, resulting in the termination of many inferior 'regular' schools and the closure of many sectarian schools.
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