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Prior to World War I the vast majority of US physicians were general practitioners.1 A smaller number considered themselves to be “specialists”, Specialties were not clearly defined. Specialists may, or may not have had special training in their specialty. The public had no way to determine what skills a physician might have.

Source: The American Journal of Medicine - August 1, 2018 Category: General Medicine Authors: James E. Dalen, Kenneth J. Ryan, Joseph S. Alpert Tags: Commentary Source Type: research