Calendar: 1890-1891 Page 315

medical department 313 No Resident Medical Officer shall be absentfrom the Hos- pital at the same time as his corresponding Assistant except in the case of the Physician-Accoucheur's Assistant when summoned to Labour ν If Resident Medical Officer is temporarily less than six hours absent from duty and leaves an unqualified student in charge of his work he must make arrangements with one of the Resident Colleagues so that the unqualified locum tenens may clearly understand to which qualified Resident he may apply in case of emergencies In the absence of the "Warden the House Physician or in his absence the Senior House Surgeon on duty is held responsible for the due order of the Resident Officers and Medical Students Each In-Patient Clinical Clerk and Dresser shall be in attendance at the Hospital and prepared to enter the wards not later than 10 or earlier if required by Resident Medical Officer Senior Dressers must in turn remain at the Hospital as long as is necessary to assist the House Surgeons in their days of duty The Clerks may attend one hour later on those days on which the Physician to whom they are attached does not visit the Hospital The Clerks and Dressers shall enter their names and the hour of their arrival in the book provided for that purpose and placed in the Office This book will be laid before the Committee at each meeting and Weekly Summary of it transmitted to the Dean of the Medical Department at King's College Those Clerks and Dressers who are certified by the Dean of the Medical Department to be attending Lectures at King's College shall be in attendance in the wards not later than 10 15 on the days on which they attend such Lectures If vacancy should occur in the office of Physician's Assistant during the usual period of time for which it is held the Assistant House Physician shall succeed to the appoint- ment for the time of office still unexpired provided he pos- sesses the proper qualifications and complies with the