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- David Hamilton.
- Scot Med J. 2006 Mar 1; 51 (1): 8-12.
AbstractThe Scottish Medical Journal has been published for half a century and its pages reveal not only the steady changes in Scottish medical care and careers, but also reflect the attitudes of the times. The Journal has survived a number of crises. Recent changes, both at the Journal and in Scottish politics, leave it well placed for an expanded and important place in Scottish medicine.
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