Calling Dr. Hubbard
Guthorn, P.J.; Hubbard, J.
Journal of the Medical Society of New Jersey 61: 419-421
1964
ISSN/ISBN: 0025-7524 PMID: 14180207 Document Number: 8411
Because of the nature of medical education and practice prior to the early 1900's, the influence of the first Dr. Hubbard extended far beyond his admission to practice in 1765. The armamentarium of the successive apprentices remained during these years nearly identical. Only with the rapid advances in medical discovery during the 20th century and the ensuing adjustments in training were there any significant changes in method or equipment. Yet, if we examine the day-by-day problems ol the present day general practitioner and the minutes of our local Societies, we find that a similarity of motivation, of certain illnesses, and of basic human nature make Dr. Jacobus Hubbard's medical practice in many respects quite familiar.
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