Heimburger R F
Indiana University School of Medicine in Indianapolis.
Indiana Med. 1990 Mar;83(3):204-6.
Health care personnel (HCP) from developing nations are seeking to increase their knowledge and skills in other countries. Improved health care in developing parts of the world makes long periods of training abroad less necessary. HCP who train abroad for a year or even less return to their homes and practice new skills. Eighty percent of those who stay abroad three years or more do not return to their native country. Specialists from developed nations teaching for months or years improve health care in developing areas more quickly than individual HCP training abroad.
来自发展中国家的医护人员正寻求在其他国家提升自己的知识和技能。世界上发展中地区医疗保健水平的提高使得在国外进行长时间培训不再那么必要。在国外培训一年甚至更短时间的医护人员回国后会运用新技能。在国外停留三年或更长时间的人员中，80%不会返回自己的祖国。来自发达国家的专家进行数月或数年的教学，比单个医护人员在国外培训能更快地改善发展中地区的医疗保健状况。
