Clipping of news on Brazilian Culture, Law and Citizenship
02/18/2013
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Paula Laboissière
Brazil Agency Reporter
Brasilia - The Brazilian Federal Council of Medicine (CFM) releases tomorrow (18) new data on the profile and distribution of doctors in Brazil. According to the institution, the research shows that the country is marked by inequality regarding access to medical care.
According to the study, factors such as the lack of public policies in the areas of education and employment and low investment have contributed to that health professionals remain poorly distributed throughout the country and with low adherence to the Unified Health System (SUS), especially in areas difficult to uphold.
Medical Demography Research in Brazil: Scenarios and Indicators Distribution was developed in partnership with the Regional Council of Medicine of the State of São Paulo (Cremesp) and presents data on migration of physicians across the country, the presence of professionals in SUS and distribution doctors trained abroad.
Edition: Tereza Barbosa
Source: Agency Brazil
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