Too few doctors--or too many?

Research training in clinical effectiveness: replacing "in my experience ..." with rigorous clinical investigation.

Several-fold variations from one geographic area to another continue to be reported in the frequency with which people are subjected to the surgical removal of uterus, prostate, and gall bladder, I and to coronary bypass surgery,2 to mention just a few expensive and risk-laden procedures. Sometimes doctors recommend them because there is inadequate evidence not to proceed. Perhaps even more fre...

Medical workforce issues in Australia: "tomorrow's doctors--too few, too far".

The Australian medical workforce, like those of most developed countries, is increasingly "feminised" and exposed to the global market for doctors. Demand for healthcare services is increasing in the Australian community. Concern in relation to doctor shortages is increasing, particularly in rural areas. There should be greater flexibility for entry of highly-trained overseas doctors. There is ...

جایگاه بیمار در تصمیم‌گیری‌های پزشکی

 Many patients do not interfere in medical practice. The reason for this behaviour naturalization is the wrong mentality that people are just sick of doctors. Knowing the right choice rather than as an omniscient doctor should follow. Too many patients are unaware of their right to decide. Look at this research stage diagnosis decision on recognition arrangements including t...

Rate Changes – Too many or too few ?

Medical Men in India: Too Few or Too Many