The St Andrews Institute for clinical research: an early experiment in collaboration

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1-33, p. 16.This paper gives an account of Mackenzie's significance to the development of cardiology.Further accounts are to be found in the biographies above.3Ibid., pp.15-16.Mackenzie made frequent reference to this belief in his writings, such as his book The future of medicine, London, Henry Frowde, Hodder & Stoughton, 1919, p. 45.His view was that clinical specialism was retarding the advance of medicine by concentrating research on the end stages of disease, when it was too late to prevent death or serious illness.

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