國泰醫院醫師查詢
馬偕醫院找不到張瑞珊醫師名字
馬偕醫院醫師專長
高雄榮總陳勇璋、陳振維兩位醫師名字均找到,也許是麻醉與急診均非一般門診,學經歷均未列出
高雄榮總醫師查詢
沙鹿童綜合醫院找不到陳世偉、林怡君這二位醫師名字
內科系科別眾多,有興趣可以自行尋找
沙鹿童綜合醫院專科介紹
樓主列出七位醫師,其中五位我竟然找不到
有點好奇,想請問樓主是從哪個專科醫學會的雜誌看到的?
allen5711 wrote:
國泰醫院找不到陳奕澂、陳勁宇這二位醫師名字
國泰醫院醫師查詢
馬偕醫院找不到張瑞珊醫師名字
馬偕醫院醫師專長
高雄榮總陳勇璋、陳振維兩位醫師名字均找到,也許是麻醉與急診均非一般門診,學經歷均未列出
高雄榮總醫師查詢
沙鹿童綜合醫院找不到陳世偉、林怡君這二位醫師名字
內科系科別眾多,有興趣可以自行尋找
沙鹿童綜合醫院專科介紹
樓主列出七位醫師,其中五位我竟然找不到
有點好奇,想請問樓主是從哪個專科醫學會的雜誌看到的?
台灣醫界這本醫師公會的雜誌
找不到是因為剛入會的都是住院醫師...
像是童綜合醫院醫師介紹那些都是主治醫師
所以一般人查不到阿
而且
有鬼的點是
通常收波蘭住院醫師的醫院
在他的學經歷通常都是空白的.....
所以.....
有沒有鬼呢?大家心知肚明
這篇文章的重點不在大陸,所以大陸地區得先擱著
如果你是一些稍微落後地區的醫學系畢業的,像是菲律賓 緬甸等等醫學系畢業
要參加國考之前,必須先通過一個"學歷認證考試"
這個考試非常困難!通過率大約在2~3%
這也就是為什麼近年來去菲律賓等國家念醫科的學生越來越少
因為念了以後, 萬一考不過學歷認證,那你連參加國考的資格都沒有
還談甚麼當醫師?
至於其他較為先進的國家, 則是可以不用學歷認證, 可以直接參加醫師國考
台灣有公布九大地區(根據中華民國醫師法第二條至第四條規定,以外國學歷參加考試者,應符合下列資格者): 美國、日本、歐洲、加拿大、南非、澳洲、紐西蘭、新加坡及香港等地區或國家之學歷
本文重點來了
歐洲!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
歐洲就是這篇文章的重點
法規中的歐洲就是所謂的歐盟,所以不只是一些先進國家如德國, 英國, 法國等等,
還包含了 近年來參加入歐盟的波蘭 匈牙利 捷克等等東歐的貧窮國家
這代表甚麼意思?意思就是說--你如果是這些歐盟國任一國家的醫學院畢業的學生回台灣不用學歷認證!直接考國考!!!然後當醫師!!!
轉自:http://blog.xuite.net/aminyeh0825/blog/20953652
jerrynice wrote:
近年來參加入歐盟的波蘭 匈牙利 捷克等等東歐的貧窮國家...(恕刪)
波蘭國內生產毛額接近一萬八千元美金,很落後嗎?
捷克共和國GDP更是高達per capita (PPP): $26,800 (2008 est.) (US.dollars)
Economy Poland Top of Page
Economy - overview:
Poland has pursued a policy of economic liberalization since 1990 and today stands out as a success story among transition economies. In 2008, GDP grew an estimated 5.3%, based on rising private consumption, a jump in corporate investment, and EU funds inflows. GDP per capita is still much below the EU average, but is similar to that of the three Baltic states. Since 2004, EU membership and access to EU structural funds have provided a major boost to the economy. Unemployment is falling rapidly, though at roughly 9.7% in 2008, it remains well above the EU average. In 2008 inflation reached 4.3%, more than the upper limit of the National Bank of Poland's target range, but has been falling due to global economic slowdown. Poland's economic performance could improve further if the country addresses some of the remaining deficiencies in its business environment. An inefficient commercial court system, a rigid labor code, bureaucratic red tape, and persistent low-level corruption keep the private sector from performing up to its full potential. Rising demands to fund health care, education, and the state pension system present a challenge to the Polish Government's effort to hold the consolidated public sector budget deficit under 3.0% of GDP, a target which was achieved in 2007-08. The PO/PSL coalition government which came to power in November 2007 plans to further reduce the budget deficit with the aim of eventually adopting the euro by 2012. The new government has also announced its intention to enact business-friendly reforms, reduce public sector spending growth, lower taxes, and accelerate privatization. The government, however, has moved slowly on major reforms. Pension and health-care bills passed through the legislature, but the legislature failed to overturn a presidential veto.
GDP (purchasing power parity):
$684.5 billion (2008 est.)
GDP (official exchange rate):
$567.4 billion (2008 est.)
GDP - real growth rate:
5.3% (2008 est.)
GDP - per capita (PPP):
$17,800 (2008 est.)
