All doctors are required to have a medical license. That includes all of the doctors at a veteran's hospital.
Yes. They must meet the standards of the state the hospital is in, and all federal standards.
No. All US Army doctors must be licensed and board certified. However, according to longstanding Army regulations, soldiers and their family members may be treated at US Army hospitals by a DVM (Doctor of Veterinary Medicine).
Yes, there are doctors in Liberia. It has medical facilities and hospitals, like other countries do, so there are lots of doctors there.
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Residency years (as it relates to doctors) refers to usually the 3 year period after medical school that doctors work in hospitals. Think of it like new doctors working apprenticeship in hospitals.
A medical represenative is a person who is employed by a pharmaceutical company. The basically go to doctors buildings and hospitals and try to persuade the doctors to use that medicine.
The medical industry refers to the industry that has everything to do with medicine. This includes doctors, drug companies, hospitals and medical suppliers.
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Medical practices like doctors offices and emergency rooms use medical document imaging. It is designed to cut down on paper use and allow easier access to medical records. Facilities that use medical document imaging include: hospitals, medical offices, medical libraries, research centers, military bases, and veterans centers.
Medical care is treatment; the doctors, nurses and technicians who actually treat the patients. "Health care" and "health coverage" generally mean "health insurance"; who PAYS for the medical care. So "health care reform" doesn't mean reforming what the doctors are doing, and "Obamacare" doesn't create doctors. They arrange for the payment of the doctors and hospitals who actually provide medical treatment. In fact, our current systems of "health care" is causing doctors and hospitals to go out of business, because the government systems don't pay enough money for the hospitals to continue to operate. And doctors don't see patients for free.
Cotton M. Lindsay has written: 'Canadian national health insurance' -- subject(s): Health Insurance, National health services, State Medicine 'Veterans Administration hospitals' -- subject(s): Medical care, Veterans, Veterans' hospitals 'Equal Pay for Comparable Work'
All of the major hospitals in the Philippines is affiliated with Maxicare. Among these are Makati Medical Center, Medical City, Asian Hospital, St. Luke's Medical Center, Cardinal Santos, Cebu Doctors' Hospital.