In Italy, a medical degree often means unemployment or underemployment.
S Thorne - CMAJ: Canadian Medical Association Journal, 1996 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Italy's per capita concentration of physicians is the highest in the Western World, and many
of them have to struggle to earn a living as they compete for a decreasing number of …
of them have to struggle to earn a living as they compete for a decreasing number of …
Italian health care: who's minding the clinic?
B Berube - Canadian Medical Association Journal, 1984 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
As an associate professor of endocrine surgery at the University of Rome, Emanuele
Lezoche is more fortunate than many Italian doctors. Not only is he on staff at the university …
Lezoche is more fortunate than many Italian doctors. Not only is he on staff at the university …
Genesis and prospects of the shortage of specialist physicians in Italy and indicators of the 39 schools of hygiene and preventive medicine
F Pennisi, M Minerva, Z Dalla Valle, A Odone… - ACTA …, 2023 - iris.unisr.it
Abstract Background and Aim: In Italy, the number of physicians decreased in recent years
due to retirements not being replaced by young specialists. To address this shortage of …
due to retirements not being replaced by young specialists. To address this shortage of …
Numbers of physicians and medical students in Europe and the United States
S Curtoni, AI Sutnick - Academic Medicine, 1995 - journals.lww.com
The authors compared data from the early 1990s for physicians and medical students in the
United States with data for those in 14 members of the European Union and 15 other …
United States with data for those in 14 members of the European Union and 15 other …
Medical doctors in Italy: a situation analysis
M Calcopietro - Cahiers de Sociologie et de Demographie …, 2002 - europepmc.org
In 1999, there are 336,000 medical doctors in Italy, as compared to 86,000 in 1964. The
present-day ratio is 583 physicians per 100,000 population. Italy has probably the highest …
present-day ratio is 583 physicians per 100,000 population. Italy has probably the highest …
Vocational training for general practice in the European community.
J Horder - The Journal of the Royal College of General …, 1988 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Last year, however, all member states in the European Community subscribed to a directive
under the Treaty of Rome which will require them to start to establish training courses for …
under the Treaty of Rome which will require them to start to establish training courses for …
How to get a job in medicine: 1.
P Scriven - British journal of hospital medicine, 1996 - europepmc.org
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Recruitment to academic medicine
T Dornan - Medical education, 2009 - Wiley Online Library
Unless medical graduates choose academic careers, clinical education will return to the
unscholarly state that prevailed before Flexner1 and there will be nobody to conduct clinical …
unscholarly state that prevailed before Flexner1 and there will be nobody to conduct clinical …
The economics of medical education
K Walsh - Irish Medical Journal, 2014 - archive.imj.ie
Frohlich and Moriarty are to be congratulated for bringing to the fore the system of medical
education in Ireland that creates specialists for export 1. Emigration is a personal and …
education in Ireland that creates specialists for export 1. Emigration is a personal and …
Canada's shortage of physicians.
R McElroy - Canadian Family Physician, 2004 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
For the first and second factors, we can review the current practice locations of all Canadian
medical graduates from the 16 medical schools from 1991 to 1995. Evidence1, 2 suggests …
medical graduates from the 16 medical schools from 1991 to 1995. Evidence1, 2 suggests …