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The editor-in-chief of the website of the professional community "Doctors of the Russian Federation" Anna Okulova and the head of the training center "Pharm" Dina Gnessin together with the presenter Lyudmila Shaulina and Danil Guselnkov discussed the results of the survey, where it turned out that more than half of the doctors are not satisfied with the ban on distance learning. Most doctors do not argue about the need for full-time education - they criticize its current organization. For a mandatory course, the doctor will have a whole journey: negotiations with the employer, treating patients - finding a temporary replacement, collecting money for travel and accommodation, if he has to go to study in another city. If the system requires doctors to meet standards, it should give them a real opportunity to control those standards.

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The editor-in-chief of the website of the professional community "Doctors of the Russian Federation" Anna Okulova and the head of the training center "Pharm" Dina Gnessin together with the presenter Lyudmila Shaulina and Danil Guselnkov discussed the results of the survey, where it turned out that more than half of the doctors are not satisfied with the ban on distance learning. Most doctors do not argue about the need for full-time education - they criticize its current organization. For a mandatory course, the doctor will have a whole journey: negotiations with the employer, treating patients - finding a temporary replacement, collecting money for travel and accommodation, if he has to go to study in another city. If the system requires doctors to meet standards, it should give them a real opportunity to control those standards.

The editor-in-chief of the website of the professional community "Doctors of the Russian Federation" Anna Okulova and the head of the training center "Pharm" Dina Gnessin together with the presenter Lyudmila Shaulina and Danil Guselnkov discussed the results of the survey, where it turned out that more than half of the doctors are not satisfied with the ban on distance learning. Most doctors do not argue about the need for full-time education - they criticize its current organization. For a mandatory course, the doctor will have a whole journey: negotiations with the employer, treating patients - finding a temporary replacement, collecting money for travel and accommodation, if he has to go to study in another city. If the system requires doctors to meet standards, it should give them a real opportunity to control those standards.

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