Medical Education in Rural Areas

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May 7, 2020

Brain drain of healthcare workers is a huge challenge in low income countries, particularly in rural areas, and yet these locations represent arguably the greatest healthcare needs in the world. This session will discuss rural medical education as a potential solution to brain drain in raising up compassionate, competent healthcare workers in the local setting.

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Areas of the World Africa
Nigeria
Healthcare Specialties Allied Health
Radiology Technician
Global Health Interest Areas
Cholera
Student Opportunities Yes - our organization offers student opportunities
Nursing Student
Ways to Engage
Disaster Relief
Areas of the World South America
Brazil

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