Registration

of birth, 113
of death, 117

of medical practitioner, 109
Religion, 14

attitude towards, 64
Removal, compulsory, to hos-

pital, 128
Rendering accounts, 94
Respect

for others, 13

for self, 14
Responsibility

for giving away secrets, 135
for operations, 140

medical, 141
Retiring from a case, 74
Reverence

for others, 3, 13
for self, 14

Tact in treatment of patients,

38
Talkative patients, 47
Testamentary capacity of luna-

tics, 124
Thoughts, control of, 8
Time, how to economise, 53

Touting" for patients, 52
Transfer of practice, agents for,

28
Truthfulness in practice, II

“ UNDUE influence," 125
Unqualified assistants, 110
Urgency

certificates, 120, 122

visits, 87
Urgent calls, 34
Utilitarianism, 2

SECRECY, medical, 132
Self-advertisement, 43
Self-control, 7
Self-praise, 43
Servant, duties of, 35
Shakespeare's advice as to con-

duct, 15
Ship-surgeonships, 20
Sick room, etiquette of, 77
Sickness, insurance against, 96
Silence, when to observe, 8
Societies, medical, joining of, 62
Specialising in work, 18
Street accidents, 142, 148
Study abroad, 19
Study, scientific, 61
Success

in practice, 32

secret of, 7
Sudden death,

certification of, 115

referred to coroner, 115
Surgeon, factory or certifying,

154
Sympathy with patient, 42

VACCINATION, 127

arm-to-arm, 127
certificates, 127
insusceptibility of, 127

postponement of, 127
Vaccinators, public, 128
Visit, duration of, 45
Visiting list, 150
Visits,

medical, promptness in

making, 34
patients, 87

WAITING-ROOM for patients, 27
Wills made by lunatics, 124
Witness,

certificates of exemption,

129
medical men, as to disposi.

tion, 124
Working-class patients, 44

hours, 49
Wrongous certification, 120