Disease–choose lifespan: Annual plan–a health problem and medical education
Journal Title: Indian Journal of Clinical Anatomy and Physiology - Year 2017, Vol 4, Issue 2
Abstract
Recent trend of encroachment of Medical Education by the corporate sector and to make this system more service provider, will be costly affair in the process of delivering of Medical services to the community at large. No doubt some changes in pattern of Medical Education may take place as per the demand of Corporate. In view of this, the medical education will become more costly & technological dependent. This will certainly cause erosion in the fundamental subjects of the medical sciences. Age old conventional pattern of the medical education may be lost in due course Fragmental approach in Medical education will be detrimental for the future development of this science. To retain its identity as more humanitarian for the purpose of service to ailing will be future challenge for the Medical Educationist.
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D. N. Sinha
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