University of Michigan Medical and Nursing School - Aequanimitas Yearbook (Ann Arbor, MI)

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ra a f h c t r A i A Marc Gallini Julius Gardin Mary Gellenbeck Roy Gettel M. Giacalone 5 A vk W5 , it . if - f' N ' 1 K a t t a ' i t 1 K 4 L 1 Eric Gutscher Elson Haas Gary Hallam Lee Haller David Harold Then classes began. Perhaps Clinical Medicine 500 was our most heralded course. We were told by someone that Clin Nled was an experiment, an act of faith of sorts in the belief that the Medical student can assume an active role in his own education from the beginning and that he will become a better physician for it. But Clin Med was soon also Biostatistics and the Accident, and perhaps then also we realized that much of our time could be better spent. Yet it was obvious to us even then that our educators are intensely dedicated to excellence and that long range improvement of our training will come only through participating mutually in curriculum changes. We can all remember the first time on the wards, confronting a patient in the role of the physician. Perhaps our feelings were mixed with a sense of pride and realization of our own ignorances and inadequacies, but the experience will always be a special one. There was also the basic sciences to con- tend with, and in something like 40470 less time than that allotted to previous classes.

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