Medical Fees in Country Practice.

Demands of Medical Fees from Medical Men

Medical Fees in the Colonial Period *

A comparison of physicians' fees in the Colonial period with those of today should reveal much of interest and value. Numerous daybooks are available establishing the sums paid to the physician in the currency of the time, but obviously direct comparisons cannot be made because of the change in the purchasing value of the units. Consultation with historians, sociologists, and economists has ind...

Epidemiology in country practice

techniques and methodology it has vindicated the parish registers as the prime pre-census record of English demography after two generations of growing doubts about their flaws. Only the very highest technical sophistication has allowed this to be done and the harvest of further "reconstitutions" is yet to come. Relatively little space, and much less technical sophistication, has gone into the ...

Epidemiology in Country Practice

Fees and Encroachment on Private Practice.

To the Editors of THE BRITISH JOURNAL OF OPHTHALMOLOGY. DEAR SIRS,-I write to congratulate those responsible for the Annotation-Fees-in your Journal of July, which gives timely support to the long-established custom of doctors engaged in private practice being free to name their own fees and mnodify them to meet their patients' circumstances. As there can be little doubt that the pre-eminence o...