Tandeter H

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RESUMEN

El presente artículo describe el desarrollo de la medicina familiar (MF) en Israel y en especial las características del programa académico del departamento de MF de la Universidad Ben-Gurión (UBG) del Negev. Incluye información relativa a los médicos y estadísticas de Israel (número y distribución por niveles de atención), se señala al sistema de atención primaria, además se hace una breve reseña de la historia y desarrollo de la MF en Israel. Se presenta una breve explicación sobre el programa de la residencia en MF tanto local como nacionalmente, se señalan las características especiales de la residencia en la UBG (curricula, investigación y características del programa de pregrado en MF).

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