More than One in Three Medical Students Weigh to Emigrate - Folha Nacional
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"At the time of choosing the specialty, nowadays, if they do not have the specialty that they have idealized, (the doctors) abdicate the choice," explained Maria Fontão of the National Association of Medical Students.
The data show a greater tendency for students to choose to work in a hospital environment, to the detriment of primary care.
Remuneration, work overload, bureaucracy and conciliation difficulties overshadow the prospects of future doctors. It is not enough to form them, you have to retain them in the SNS, study alert.
More than one in every three medical students heard in a study consider migrating and only an improvement in the current working and wage conditions, especially in the National Health Service (NSS), can make them change their mind. The content More than one in every three medical students consider migrating appears first in the National Leaf.
Study carried out by the National Association of Medical Students shows that the reasons are related to the low wages practiced in Portugal and the precarious working conditions
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