SIR WILLIAM OSLER (1849-1919) SIGNED POST CARD & PRINT, JOHNS HOPKINS, MEDICINE for Sale

SIR WILLIAM OSLER (1849-1919) SIGNED POST CARD & PRINT, JOHNS HOPKINS, MEDICINE For Sale

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SIR WILLIAM OSLER (1849-1919) SIGNED POST CARD & PRINT, JOHNS HOPKINS, MEDICINE:
$2695.00

A signed handwritten postcard by Sir William Osler (1849-1919) along with a portrait print, both framed.
The postcard reads"1.IV.18, Dear Dr Craig, I cannot imagine a greater pleasure than to be with you at the next session - but it is impossible. I am tied here with too many things. My greetings to the members of the council, and thanks for their kind invitation. Yours sincerely, Wm Osler"
Sir William Osler (1849-1919) was a prominent Canadian physician celebrated as the "Father of Modern Medicine." His legacy is rooted in groundbreaking contributions to the field, particularly in medical education and the practice of medicine. During his career, Osler revolutionized medical education, emphasizing the importance of hands-on clinical training and the integration of research into medical practice. His leadership at Johns Hopkins University was instrumental in establishing the first modern medical residency program, which has since become a fundamental component of medical training. Osler's influential textbook, "The Principles and Practice of Medicine," first published in 1892, set a new standard for medical education and became a widely used reference in the field. His teachings and writings stressed the significance of the doctor-patient relationship and the humanistic approach to patient care, principles that remain deeply relevant in modern medicine. Osler's impact on medical practice and education is immeasurable, and his legacy continues to shape the medical profession, with the Oslerian principles of clinical care playing a crucial role in contemporary healthcare.
Both the print and the postcard were laminated and are now framed in a nice frame that measures approx. 18.25" x 12.25". There are cracks to the lamination, some minor discoloration, else in good condition.
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