Excerpt from Lectures on Clinical Medicine Delivered in the Royal and Western Infirmaries of Glasgow
It is a remarkable fact that, until very recently, comparatively little attention has been paid to Clinical instruction; and even at the present time, there is great difference of opinion as to the best way of carrying it into effect Without desiring, in any way, to undervalue the importance of systematic lectures, and of reading, it must be admitted that these arc but sorry substitutes for bedside instruction; and no one who has had much experience in the examination of students can have failed to encounter many instances of those whose examinations on systematic medicine and surgery were everything that could be desired, and who yet broke down most lamentably when brought face to face with disease. And as the great aim of the physician should be to recognize, and to treat it with success, so mere book knowledge is of little value, unless its possessor be in a position to apply the principles which he has learned.
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