Dorca Warns that "Bureaucratization" Remains Attractive to Family Medicine, Although It Sees Andorra as Better than Spain
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Subtitle: Dorca points out that the joves choose each vegada menys per aquesta especialitat, tot i that Andorra mante millors conditions d’exercici that Espanya The president of the Colegi Oficial de Metges d’Andorra (COMA), Albert Dorca, ha expressat la seva worried per les complicats que pot comportar la lack d’interès dels professionales joves per la medicina de família a l’hora de cobrir les futures jubilacions. Segons explains, the creixent…
The president of the Official College of Doctors of Andorra (COMA), Albert Dorca, warns about the growing bureaucratization of current medical practice. This trend is making the specialty of family medicine less attractive to young people. This problem is making it difficult for the necessary generational change of professionals close to retirement in Andorra. In this sense, this branch […] The entry “They don’t want to be bureaucrats”: Andorra’…
The Andorran medical community is concerned, however, about how the generational transition will take place with the majority of professionals who will soon retire.
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