Medical College of Ohio

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The Medical College of Ohio was a 19th-century American medical school that trained physicians and contributed to the early development of medical education in the United States.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf college
educational institution
medical school
centuryOfEstablishment 19th century
continent North America
contributedTo development of medical education in the United States
country United States
educated physicians
fieldOfStudy medical education
medicine
focus clinical education
training medical practitioners
hasAcademicDiscipline anatomy
internal medicine
obstetrics
pathology
physiology
surgery
historicalSignificance early American medical school
inception 1819
languageOfInstruction English
locatedIn Cincinnati
Ohio
notableFor early contribution to organized medical training in the United States
operatedInPeriod 19th century
partOf history of medical education in the United States
regionServed Midwestern United States
Ohio
sector higher education
typeOfInstitution professional school

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John Evans educatedAt Medical College of Ohio
University of Cincinnati formerName Medical College of Ohio
subject linked to: UC
Richard Jordan Gatling educatedAt Ohio Medical College
linked to: Medical College of Ohio
J. S. Newberry educatedAt Cleveland Medical College
linked to: Medical College of Ohio
Jerry Linenger educatedAt Medical College of Ohio