As anticipated, there has begun opposition to the decision of the Shanghai Municipal Council to] introduce a system of voluntary ration of medical practitioners, dentists and veterinary surgeons under the supervision.
The Council authorized this wi 1 view to protecting the public a to gradually eliminating unqualified practitioners. Regulations were! ieawn up and it was stated that the official list of registered practi din. the for public informa. sation of the Medical approved, was De, H, Couper Patiick, represent ing the Shanghai Medical Societys Dr. E, Birt, representing the German Medical Society; Dr, Way-sun New, representing the National Medical Association of China; Di 'A. Tane, representing the Russ Medical Society; Dr, W. E. O'Hara, representing the Shanghai, Muni: cipal Council Shanghai Medical Association: missioner of Public Health. vo.on April 1, the Medical Board nto, function.
As stated, there is some opposition to these regulations, certain practi-faving expressed themselves the regulations on the ground that it is not necessary for them to register because they have already registered with the Bureau of Public Health of the City Government of Greater Shanghai, who ranted them licences to. practise After they had successfully" passed examinations.
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