CO129-467 - Governor Sir Stubbs & Acting Governor Claud Severn - 1921 [1-5] — Page 205

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It was also stated by the second commission that visited China

a year later that if the Hong Kong University Medical School

developed as it promised to do, there would be no need for

another school in Canton.

This development has taken place to a certain extent, but a

large sum of money is needed for increased staff and equipment

if the facilities offered are to be equal to those in Peking,

and if the University is to attract students from South China. Moreover should the University fail to satisfy the standards of

the China Medical Association in the matter of a whole-time

staff, there is a scheme already in existence for an Anglo-

-American missionary school in Canton.

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clinical teaching/has been carried on by part-time lecturers, in hospitals over which the University has no control

in the matter of teaching appointments.

ed The Commission of Enquiry, recently appointmente by the Colonial Government, recommended the creation of whole-time professorships in clinical subjects, and the Council of the University confirmed the recommendation but the Finance Committee has reported that it is not possible to carry it out in the present state of the

University finances.

The Council, therefore, authorised the Dean of the Medical Faculty to ask the Rockefeller Foundation under what conditions it would

be prepared to endow Chairs in the University Medical School.