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Abstract
The oft-repeated claim that William S. Halsted was the classic example of a salaried
full-time clinician must be viewed in the light of his early years in Baltimore with
his private practice and his strong support for geographic full-time. It was only
later, primarily under the influence of Franklin P. Mall, that he accepted the straight
full-time concept.
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Accepted:
May 25,
1972
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© 1972 Published by Elsevier Inc.
