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Progress of the Royal College of General Practitioners especially in Northern Ireland.

ON 19th November, 1977 the Royal College of General Practitioners celebrated its Silver Jubilee. In 1952 morale in general practice was low. Most general practitioners worked in isolation from inadequate premises, dealing with an increasing volume of minor illnesses and caring for many seriously ill patients in their own homes. As hospital facilities and staffing improved in the late 1940s, the status of family doctors decreased. The College was founded to "Encourage, foster and maintain the highest possible standards in general medical practice".