Healthcare - Project aims to inspire enthusiasm for the rural medical profession in Western Pomerania
The district of Vorpommern-Greifswald wants to promote the profession of country doctor and thus strengthen healthcare in rural areas. On Monday (11.00 a.m.), the "Landpartie Medizin - Landarzt erleben" (Rural Medicine - Experience a Rural Doctor) will be launched in Pasewalk. The project is aimed at potential rural doctors, i.e. medical students or GPs and specialists. The aim is to get students excited about both the profession of rural doctor and the region.
Due to the looming shortage of doctors in rural areas, the so-called rural doctor quota has already been introduced in MV. At the universities in Rostock and Greifswald, there are a total of around 30 places each year for prospective doctors who want to work in rural areas of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern for at least ten years after completing their studies.
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- To attract more medical students and GPs to rural practices in Western Pomerania, the municipalities in the county of Vorpommern-Greifswald are planning to use an "advertising drum" to promote the opportunities and benefits of working in these regions.
- As part of the campaign to inspire interest in the rural medical profession, a group of doctors from Greifswald will be visiting Pasewalk to share their experiences and discuss the challenges and rewards of practicing medicine in rural areas.
- Many of the rural doctors in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern are drawn to the profession by the close-knit communities and the opportunity to make a real difference in people's lives through comprehensive health care.
- The rural doctor quota is just one of the initiatives being implemented to address the shortage of doctors in rural areas, and it has already resulted in an increase in medical students choosing to train in Vorpommern-Greifswald.
- In addition to the "Landpartie Medizin - Landarzt erleben" project, the municipalities in Western Pomerania are also working with local schools to encourage students to consider a career in healthcare and to promote the importance of good health in general.
Source: www.stern.de