MEDICAL AFPOINTMENT
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Dunedin Objects to Statement at Conference
(By Telegraph
DUNEDIN. This Day; Strohg ©xception Was takeii last iiight by Mr DOve, chairman 0 i the Hospital Board, to the Statement oi Sir Newton Allen at the recent College of Surgeons Conference that appointments to professional staffa in Netv Zealand hospitals wer© made solely by lay boards Who were unable to judge medical qualifications. Mr Dove stated that in Dunedin applications were first placed before the honorary medical staff and then considered by a conimittee including representatives of the University Council and Hospital Board, Mr Gordon Bell, professor of surgery, Dr. Carmalt Jones, professor Of medicine, Dr. Dawbbn, professor of gynaecOlogy, and Dr. Carswell, head of the ophthalmi© .department. Mr Dove stated that if the system elsewhere was as represented by Sir Newton the Otago board entirely diseociated itself from such.
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Issue 12, 29 January 1937, Page 5
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