Só porque ainda tem muito colega falando bobagens ultrajantes sobre os médicos cubanos, repeteco do link do TED Talk: ted/talks/gail_reed_where_to_train_the_world_s_doctors_cuba?language=en A transcrição está em https://ted/talks/gail_reed_where_to_train_the_world_s_doctors_cuba/transcript?language=en Chamo atenção para o trecho que começa aos 13:54: Worst of all, in some countries, medical societies influence accreditation bodies not to honor the ELAM degree, fearful these grads will take their jobs or reduce their patient loads and income. Its not a question of competencies. Here in the USA, the California Medical Board accredited the school after rigorous inspection, and the new physicians are making good on Cubas big bet, passing their boards and accepted into highly respected residencies from New York to Chicago to New Mexico. Two hundred strong, theyre coming back to the United States energized, and also dissatisfied. As one grad put it, in Cuba, We are trained to provide quality care with minimal resources, so when I see all the resources we have here, and you tell me thats not possible, I know its not true. Not only have I seen it work, Ive done the work. Precisa desenhar?
Posted on: Tue, 21 Oct 2014 12:13:22 +0000
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