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1968 | R. H. P. Fernandez
The passage discusses several principles and practices related to medical immigration and practice, emphasizing the importance of reciprocity, qualification, and protection. It highlights that most countries require foreign physicians to qualify for or be in the process of qualifying for naturalized citizenship. The fourth principle, protection, is often the most influential, with countries facing doctor shortages relaxing immigration laws. However, a complete relaxation of barriers could lead to a concentration of doctors in favorable locations, benefiting only those areas. The author suggests that the medical profession should lead in advocating for free medical reciprocity within the European Common Market, as it could help break down existing barriers. The review also mentions a booklet on the National Coal Board's Medical Service and Research, which provides valuable information on occupational health issues, and a book by Michael Balint on the doctor-patient relationship, which offers insights into the psychological aspects of general practice. Additionally, the passage includes notices about upcoming conferences on occupational health and color science.The passage discusses several principles and practices related to medical immigration and practice, emphasizing the importance of reciprocity, qualification, and protection. It highlights that most countries require foreign physicians to qualify for or be in the process of qualifying for naturalized citizenship. The fourth principle, protection, is often the most influential, with countries facing doctor shortages relaxing immigration laws. However, a complete relaxation of barriers could lead to a concentration of doctors in favorable locations, benefiting only those areas. The author suggests that the medical profession should lead in advocating for free medical reciprocity within the European Common Market, as it could help break down existing barriers. The review also mentions a booklet on the National Coal Board's Medical Service and Research, which provides valuable information on occupational health issues, and a book by Michael Balint on the doctor-patient relationship, which offers insights into the psychological aspects of general practice. Additionally, the passage includes notices about upcoming conferences on occupational health and color science.
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