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Teaching and training in psychiatry in India: potential benefits of links with the Royal College of Psychiatrists
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 02 January 2018
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Education in modern medicine in India began in 1835 with the establishment of the Madras Medical College, in what is now Chennai. Initially the growth of new medical schools was slow but it gathered pace after independence in 1947. In the past decade or so, the growth in terms of the creation of new medical schools has been phenomenal.
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