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(3) The Professor shall be permitted to carry out the treatment of a patient concerning whom he has been consulted by a private prac- titioner,
(a) if so requested by the attending practitioner, in which case the Professor shall be entitled to state the conditions under which he is willing to undertake such treatment;
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(For the purposes of this rule, the word conditions is taken to include choice of hospital, anaesthetics and assist- ants, control of after treatment, etc.);
(b) at the request of the patient or those responsible for the patient, in the event of a disagreement between the attending practitioner and the consultant. concerning the treatment. In this case the fact of such disagreement shall be com- municated to the patient in accordance with the British Medical Association, rules
Etiquette of Consultation."
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(4) It shall be the duty of the Professor to arrange his consulting work so that it does not interfere with his academic duties.
Resolved (nem. con) that closer liaison between the University and the Government Education Depart- ment can best be achieved by closer co-operation in the training of graduates and undergraduate teach- ers in a common institution whereby the teaching resources of the University may be used to a fuller degree than at present and Departmental schools much more fully used for demonstration lessons and for the training of graduate and undergraduate students in the art of teaching.
Resolved (nem. con) that in pursuance of the power of the University under paragraph 7 of Section 4 of the University Ordinance—
(a) at the request of the Education Depart- ment the University should arrange for co- operation with Officers of the Education Depart- ment in the inspection of the schools of the Colony from which alone candidates would be admitted to the University Matriculation Examination.
(b) at the request of the Education Depart- ment the University should give facilities to its Professors and Lecturers to inspect and report on the teaching of particular subjects in the schools of the Colony.