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Interesting perspecive. I like the possibility anyway.
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I really hope the best, for the students, not the school. Mexico doesnt care about the treaty, the UAG seems to care very little. In the US, the program and its treaty really is just a minute part of the system. Godd luck
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From one of the speakers during Orientation, "There is nothing wrong with Mexico; it is JUST different" ![]() This is what I would like to do to the "burros" of Megacable....
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It was just an idea that got into my head. I think to much sometimes.
But if looked at as a treaty with Mexico, entered into by AMA or not, the US government has a say in it abolishment.
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It is mostly sophostry at this point so I decided to put a new philosofuncular twist on it.
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It’s my understanding from reading the Council on Medical Education’s Fifth Pathway report that it was a unilateral US initiative to resolve the extra year issue.
IHMO Mexico is in a better position to solve this issue and should. They’ve been loosing millions in revenue to Caribbean schools, the report states that in the mid-1970s about 4000 to 6000 U.S. citizens were studying medicine outside the U.S. most of them in Mexico, how many now? In addition to the money they’ve also lost out on the benefits that the Mexican community in the U.S. gains from having more U.S. doctor trained in Mexico. I’ve done some research on the origin of the social service in medicine in Mexico and its roots aren’t only based on a social initiative but nationalist as well. Evident in the speech that Dr. Gustavo Baz Prada commenced to the first group of graduates to take part 1936, “Tienen ustedes ya seis años de estudio. Lo normal seria que dentro de unos meses recibieran su titulo. En lugar de eso, he venido aquí a pedirles que presten patrióticamente a uno de los experimentos mas singulares que habrá de registrarla historia de la Medicina” No mater how noble the practice maybe Mexicans shouldn’t expects foreigners to take part in something that has some form oath to Mexico. I’m sure Mexico wouldn’t feel comfortable knowing that Mexicans studying in other countries were asked to take part in something that had nationalist roots. In some countries this kind of programs are alterative to military service. |
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. If you have the time, which you should, call the AMA and they will tell you what you need to know. It is very simple to find out. Need to make the phone call, it is your future and money on the line
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It’s interesting that Costa Rica also requires social service to obtain your Medical degree after 4 year of medical school and a year of internship but on the ECFMG search for medical school has Costa Rican school as 5 year programs and make no mention of the social service requirement. What ever the Costa Rican schools are doing is what Mexican schools and/or Gov. should be doing. Perhaps UAG should contact the schools in Costa Rica for advice on the issue.
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I have called AMA and they have told me that there no change is to take place. There decision to scrap 5pw is final. I thought they told the same thing in the meeting. Only UAG is thinking that there will be some change. They want to sell a miracle. USMLE, AMA,ACGME and all other authorities are final . I think UAG has to run the next semester so they are selling a false hope. The new students have to know that what they are going for.
By the way, can anybody give a count of how many students are gone so fsar?? |
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