ملف ٥٢٥٧\١٩١٩ "بلاد فارس: اللجنة العسكرية" [ظ‎‎٦‎٦] (٥٣٤/١٣٧)

transport department. Each section should have 6 pairs of kajawas permanently
on charge Three takhtaravans should also be kept on charge to be manned by the
12 stretcher bearers Additional bearers could be enlisted locally in case of emergency
under orders from the local C.O. Twenty-four mules should also be allowed for
second-Hne transport. The equipment of a stationary hospital would require
250 mules.to transport it. The medical transport establishments recommended are
shown in Appendix XV.
Army Medical, Veterinary and Pharmaceutical College.
176 \s there is no properly organised institution in Persia which provides the
means fo/a young man to qualify as a doctor, veterinary surgeon or pharmaceutical
chemist on practical modern lines, the Commission consider it aosolutely necessary
to found an army medical, veterinary and pharmaceutical college. ouths desirous
of entering the medical, veterinary or pharmaceutical branches of the army should
pass into the cadet college as described in para. 237, and after eighteen months’ or
two years’ general education, should commence the study of their future profession.
'177. It is considered that medical students should do a five years’ course,
veterinary students a four years’ course, and pharmaceutical students a thiee years
course.
First Year .—All students : Biology (including botany and zoology), physics,
chemistry, all subjects being taught practically as well as theoretically.
Second Year.—AW students: physiology, pharmocology. Medical students:
human anatomy. Veterinary students : animal anatomy.
Third Year .—All students: hygiene and public health. Medical students:
human anatomy, elementary surgery, hospital out-patient department.
Veterinary students: animal anatomy, elementary veterinary surgery,
veterinary hospital attendance. Pharmaceutical students : organic
chemistry, dispensing, attendance at a hospital dispensary. Pharmaceuti
cal students must pass out as qualified.
Fourth Year. —Medical and veterinary students: Pathology, bacteriology,
hospital attendance, clinical medicine, clinical surgery. Medical students:
surgery, internal medicine. Veterinary students: veterinary surgery,
veterinary internal medicine. Veterinary students pass out as qualified.
Fifth Year. —Medical students only : internal medicine, surgery, gynaecology,
special subjects (i.e., radiology, opthalmology, otology, rhinology, larncology),
hospital attendance. Medical students pass out as qualified.
It is absolutely essential that every subject be taught practically, and that students
learn to use their eyes, ears and hands in the practice of their future profession.
178. Ihroughout the whole of the above curriculum the students should be
subject to military discipline. They should wear uniform and undergo regular
courses of squad, company, stretcher and ambulance wagon drill.
179. The proposed teaching establishment is given In Appendix XVI It will
be observed that the majority of these are drawn from the staff of the Tehran
stationary hospital. The veterinary professors will be furnished by the staff of the
iehran Veterinary Hospital. • . *
180 Medical, veterinary and pharmaceutical students who pass the final
examma ion m t en respective subjects will be gazetted aspirans, in which grade
they should serve one year. If at the end of this period their conduct and progress
has been found satisfactory, they should be granted commissions as Naib Avval
Medical Training School.
schoo 1 l 8 for' A n t 7 ri ied 7 the yeter i nar y college there should be a training
school for nc os. and men of the Army Medical Corps All recruits on joining
cSLv^nd IXrA 'itX 36 0 bh aining ' The s ^ b -i ects should include squad
collection and distrifmtiAn ’ ? y slca l frapmg, personal, field and barrack hygiene,
nursSg 4 dlStnbutlon of wound ecl in the field, first-aid and bandaging? sick
of training 01 T^Wm TvAVT there should be a six months’ course
disciplinary dn.res of