Leading accoucheurs-gynecologists of the world highly appreciated efficiency of the program and recommended it to implementation at regional level.
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It was in March 1879, that Physicians Accoucheurs, and under their auspices the hospital was the first to practise antiseptic midwifery in this country.
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He then continued his work at the London Hospital as a Receiving Room Officer, then House Physician, and ultimately Resident Accoucheur, the most senior resident appointment.
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In April 1747 he was appointed physician-" accoucheur " at Middlesex Hospital, but shortly afterwards he resigned on account of ill health and travelled abroad.
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This institution provided male-midwives or accoucheurs with an endless number of patients to practice their techniques on and also was a way for these men to demonstrate their knowledge.
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He was a physician-accoucheur to H . R . H . Princess Louis of Hesse ( Alice of England ), and to Princess Christian of Schleswig-Holstein.
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In 1849 Oldham was appointed, with J . C . W . Lever, physician-accoucheur and lecturer on midwifery and diseases of women at Guy's Hospital.
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In 1840 he was appointed physician-accoucheur to the queen, in which capacity he attended, along with Sir Charles Locock, at the birth of all her majesty's children.
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He soon obtained a high reputation in his profession, and was appointed physician accoucheur to the New Town Dispensary at 4 East James Street ( demolished to build the St James Centre ).
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By 1780 he was once more in the Netherlands, having resigned his connection to Dr . John Sims, for many years the leading accoucheur in London, and retired to follow his studies in moral philosophy.
