From India with Love for Internal Medicine

I love internal medicine from India and spent a lot of time on small farms in India. My parents have never been to school, but that is the source of my inspiration, planting a sense of diligence and discipline. I study at one of the most prestigious schools in the country and spend most of my time at boarding school. According to my academic record, the Indian government sent me to the Soviet Union for medical research. Respecting society, sacrificing doctors, contributing to the world, I think I will become a doctor.

Historically, internal medicine and home medicine have developed from different backgrounds. Internal medicine was developed from the second half of the 19th century to apply scientific knowledge to medical treatment. This "scientific" medical method was unique at the time and gradually applied to various diseases that usually attack adults. Pediatrics development and development at the beginning of the 20th century is becoming an independent occupation specializing in care for children, internal medicine continues to focus on adult patients.

Family care (FM) was considered medical profession only in India in the late 1990s. According to the National Health Policy in 2002, the family medical experts are seriously short. In order that our family physicians play a very important role in providing affordable universal health services to people, the Government of India is currently using the DNB (Diploma in International Diploma) program to promote the practice of home medicine We are introducing graduate student training through. Because graduate students' training seats are significantly short, there are many hardships, difficulties and professional bottlenecks for newly graduated doctors. Ideally, the Family Medical Training Seats should fill this gap and allow more doctors to carry out careers in home medicine. However, absorption, consciousness and development of this profession are slow