The document discusses rural medicine rotations during medical residency training in Spain. It provides details about the speaker's experience doing a rural rotation in small towns in Madrid. Some key points made include: - Rural rotations are becoming more popular and seen as an attractive option for young doctors to gain different experiences than urban settings - Rotations provide benefits like shorter hours, financial incentives, housing assistance, and opportunities to get first job choices - However, rural practice also presents challenges like isolation, long distances, lack of infrastructure and technology, and heavier workloads - Studies show rural exposure during training is important for recruitment and retention of rural physicians later on

1. AULA DOCENTE Mesa 2: La rotación en medicina rural Dra. Raquel Gómez Bravo Vocal JMF SoMaMFyC Miembro VdGM Recruitment

2. La rotación en Medicina Rural… ¿Existe? ¿Vale la pena? Programa formativo de la especialidad de Medicina Familiar y Comunitaria. Enero 2005. Depende. . .

3. “ El médico rural es un hombre afortunado…”

14. “ OVERCOMING TRAINING BARRIERS IN PRIMARY CARE – RURAL TRAINING ” EURIPA AND VASCO DA GAMA MOVEMENT JOINT WORSHOP Dr. Raquel Gómez Bravo ( Vasco da Gama Movement – Semfyc. Spain )

15. Fernidando Petrazzuoli (EURACT) John Wynn Jones (EURIPA) Jaume Banque Vidiella (EURIPA) Raquel Gómez Bravo (VdGM) We put forward the experience of working in rural areas from different points of view: learning, teaching, feeling, working and dreaming. WONCA EUROPE 2008, ISTANBUL

18. It depends on the Docent Units…

19. SHIFT HOURS DISTRIBUTION DURING GP TRAINING IN DIFFERENT EMERGENCY DEPARTMENTS PM / RURAL HOSPITAL EMERGENCY PAEDIATRICS GYNAECOLOGY TRAUMATOLOGY MED-SURGICAL HOSPITAL EMERGENCY TOTAL R1 25% 75% 100% R2 / R3 25% 37,5% 12,5% 4,5% 12,5% 8% 100% R4 75% 12,5% 12,5% 100%

20. Rural Medicine during the postgraduate training period in our country (Spain) Valiente Hernández, S. et al. Aim: To asses the implementation of the RMPP (three-month-compulsory-stage on a national basis since 2005) and the degree of internal doctors (ID) satisfation. Aim: To asses the implementation of the RMPP (three-month-compulsory-stage on a national basis since 2005) and the degree of internal doctors (ID) satisfation. Methods: Transverse, observational study carried out in a four-month-period in 2008. Subjects of study: 154 central training units (CTU). Information sources: CTU and ID through the email surveys, supported by telephone calls and interviews. Variables: RMPP implementation (duration, training year, distance between health centre and hospitals, number of visits per day, infrastructure problems) and degree of ID satisfation.

25. A NEW GUIDELINES FOR GP RURAL TRAINING PROGRAM THROUGH THE DIFFERENCES BEETWEEN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES

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32. RESULTS: The evaluation has registered vast differences whithin compulsory GP programmes but the same needs in each country.

33. > 50% ? CONCLUSIONS: GP Education must include a special practice training based in rural settings, because remote medicine is another way to feel what kind of doctor you are!

38. MANZANARES EL REAL (MADRID)

39. SOTO DEL REAL (MADRID)

40. LA CABRERA (MADRID)

42. BUITRAGO DE LOZOYA, GARGANTA DE LOS MONTES, CANENCIA DE LA SIERRA Y EL CUADRÓN (MADRID) 80 Km

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