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Since medical colleges should be taught the preeminence of the clinical examination, government liquidations professional relationship, direct, sensible and humane, that mitigates any lack or avoid unnecessary spending, and students reflect specialists consulted by JR
Who say that the gray hair look good doctor knows just what a person has. According to the grandparents, the doctor must diagnose the condition of a patient with only recognize and talk ... for what it's worth in this profession is to have a good "clinical eye".
"The doctors government liquidations sat with a patient, asked questions and recognized, to figure government liquidations out what I had. Not sent many analyzes. But yes, you were treated well, paid much attention to what was said, and left confident diagnosis ... you realized that the doctor if he knew for himself. government liquidations "
So remember Marcela Acosta, an old woman of 69 years old, the doctors who treated a few years ago when he suffered from a skin disease, which was diagnosed and treated effectively and quickly. government liquidations
But now regrets not equal and that wisdom is not present government liquidations in some professionals. He has taken his granddaughter twice the dermatology service, and after different diagnoses, go again to see if, as the saying would say, the third time's the charm.
While this story is not the generality, it can not be denied that there are doctors who do not properly practice the clinical examination of patients, or simply indicate a series of analyzes that often delay the diagnosis unnecessarily and cause great expense today resources, government liquidations the country has called reduced.
Given these realities would be worth asking about how right those sentenced may have an accurate diagnosis government liquidations is achieved only with good observation. Do doctors have become very dependent on technology and complementary studies? Lack professionalism in junior doctors, or the Cuban population is too "picky"?
On these aspects JR spoke with students and faculty of Medical Sciences races across the nation, in the search for causes and consequences of this situation. Intimacies of a system
Internationally Cuban health service has been recognized for its quality achievements in prevention efforts, and direct primary care, and free of charge. government liquidations Our developing country status has not prevented the rates of infant mortality, or maternal, and incidences of chronic or infectious government liquidations diseases are low, to levels comparable to developed nations.
One of the pillars that has allowed these results in the health system has been precisely the teaching and training of human resources, equipped with a highly professional and human quality.
"The teaching of medicine in Cuba has been designed from education at work. This means that all the training you have from the health services government liquidations themselves, where the clinical method is the fundamental basis of diagnosis, from the first year of the race, 'explained Dr. Gladys Castro Tower of methodological government liquidations consultant teacher government liquidations vicerrectoría University of Medical Sciences of Havana.
According referred specialist, government liquidations clinical teaching has played a key role in good medical practice. The student learns that complementary, as the name implies, are added, and that to get a good diagnosis of the patient these are not decisive, albeit in some cases indications undeniable and unavoidable, he said.
Since the beginning of the specialty, says the doctor, students are urged in the essential character of the physical examination, as the basis for arriving at 90 or 95 percent of diagnosis and possible treatment.
"If the doctor is able to do a good physical exam and questioning that lead him to an opinion, have sufficient information government liquidations to make that patient trust him, and do not require a laboratory record," he warned.
While the psychologist Madelín Rodríguez Quesada also methodological consultant teacher vicerrectoría University of Medical Sciences of Havana, reflected government liquidations on the role of the medical powers of observation relative to the patient.
"No man can be seen only from the biological point of view, but from their psychology, their behavior as social beings, go to the background, its history, and that is obtained from the interrogation.
"From there the