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The Who, What, When, Where and Why of Healthcare in Cuba, July 23-30, 2016.

Who – CME-Abroad and the University of Medical Sciences of Matanzas in Veradero, Cuba, hopefully, in conjunction with a major U.S. teaching hospital for CCME credits – (TBA) – What – Medical Convention – Wednesday 7/27, Thursday 7/28, Friday 7/29 What – Cuba’s Innovative Approach to Medicine, Healthcare and Education What – Cuba’s Colorful Past […]

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Bush’s 2006 Cuban M.D. Asylum scrapped, in favor of a better deal.

The 2016 Medical Conference is July 25-30, – but more on that later. We’re meeting in Miami next month to work out the CME program. Here is some recent news, from the Shanghi Daily: HAVANA, Jan. 12 (Xinhua) — The U.S. immigration policy towards Cuba complicates the bilateral health cooperation, a top Cuban official said

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U.S. and Cuba at Odds Over Exodus of the Island’s Doctors

….. Cuba announced that starting Dec. 7, specialist doctors would have to get permission to travel abroad, reverting to a restriction lifted two years ago and deeply angering many medical professionals on the island. The move came just three months after the Cuban government issued a call for doctors who had defected to come home,

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ethnoMED – Integrating Cultural Information into Clinial Practice

While we continue to wait for the 2016 Schedule of Medical Conferences in CUBA, I thought I’d pass along information in a Newsletter you may find useful, from the University of Washington’s: Directly from their website PURPOSE The objective is to make information about culture, language, health, illness and community resources directly accessible to health

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Cuba’s Healthcare Sector Aims to Gain a Greater Foodhold

From the University of Penn – Warton School of Medicine – “Given its proximity to the U.S., where there is a shortage of Spanish-speaking primary care physicians and nurses, Cuba makes sense as a training ground and reservoir of medical professionals, notes Ullmann, who is co-author of the book, Cuban Health Care: Utopian Dreams, Fragile

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