| Description | The Empire Medical Advisory Bureau was established by the British Medical Association in 1948 to serve practitioners visiting the UK from its Dominions or Colonies to serve as an advisory service. The EMAB aimed to provide information on post-graduate education, accommodation, and general information on medical practice and the healthcare system in the UK.
The British Medical Association is the professional organization for trade unions for doctors in the United Kingdom and was formed in 1832.
Contents: Summary of regulations of postgraduate diplomas and of courses of instruction in postgraduate medicine, 1949-1955 |