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G Ongaro
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In 1808 Giovanni Rasori (1766-1837) credited Giovan Battista Da Monte (Montanus, 1489-1551) with the introduction, around 1543 at the San Francesco Hospital of Padua, of clinical teaching at the bedside as an integral part of medical education. Actually, the Hospital and the University were two completely independent institutions, and Rasori's assertion is founded on the erroneous interpretation of some clinical consultations published by Da Monte's pupils.

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G Ongaro. 1994. [Not Available].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/11640826/

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