Everywhere they boil beans, the primary care crisis is national heritage, and is that even the mighty U.S. in the same thing happens to us every day there are fewer medical students who want be family doctors, or at least that is what is concluded in the article: Changes in Medical Students' Views of Internal Medicine Careers From 1990 to 2007 , published in Archives of Internal Medicine . The causes of this decline is the fact that family doctors see many more patients than other specialties and instead charge less pasta. The students surveyed felt that general practice workload was more and more stress than other specialties. Thus, during a career spanning forty years, the total difference between a cardiologist and a generalist is close to $ 3.5 million (the technology-focused specialties pay much better attention to the management of diagnosis). Over the years, the attractiveness of primary care medicine, as a reason to study medicine, has fallen from 57 to 33 percent. Given these data, the thing is clear, it is necessary to change the image of the Primary Health Care compared to other specialties, so that students not only respect and admire the family medicine but want to do it.
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