Medical Care in Europe

Medical education in Europe

This joint issue of the Netherlands Journal of Medical Education (Tijdschrift voor Medisch Onderwijs) and the German Journal of Medical Education (Zeitschrift für Medizinische Ausbildung) is unique. Both journals are directed at readers who are interested in developments in the area of the education of doctors, dentists, veterinarians and other health care professionals. Both journals primarily...

Pre hospital care in Europe.

The delivery of prehospital care varies greatly between the 25 countries of Europe, and in some cases between different regions of the same country. In most countries, prehospital care is delivered by doctors, often as part of training in another speciality. However, in some of the new countries the mere possession of a medical qualification is considered sufficient. Even in countries such as F...

Satellite-delivered continuing medical education in Europe.

There is increasing recognition of the need for continuing medical education in the medical profession. There are now many ways of delivering medical education including conferences, books, journals amongst others. This paper describes a novel method of delivering medical education using satellite transmission. This medium allows live medical education programmes to be broadcast to over 150 rec...

Continuing medical education for nephrologists in Europe.

Tel: +34 93 302 75 41, Fax: +34 93 301 12 55, MD degree in History of Nephrology for UK medical graduates E-mail: [email protected]. Internet: http//www.tbd2000.com The Wellcome Institute for the History of Medicine has a support scheme for medically qualified individuals who wish to obtain a higher degree in the History of Medicine. This is usually a two year period of study culminating in the Comm...

Appendix 13: Intensive care ultrasound - minimum training requirements for the practice of medical ultrasound in Europe.