Traduction de «Spécialiste en médecine de laboratoire » (Français → Anglais) :

The Commission considers that Sweden has breached these rules by maintaining two different qualifications for general practitioners: 'specialist in general medicine' (higher level) and 'Europa doctor' (lower level) and by not applying automatic recognition to all general practitioners of other EU Member States.

In the interest of enhancing the mobility of medical specialists who have already obtained a medical specialist qualification and afterwards follow another specialist training, Member States should be allowed to grant exemptions from some part of the training if such elements of the later training have already been completed during the former medical specialist training programme in a Member State.

‘2a. Member States shall recognise the qualifications of specialised doctors awarded in Italy, and listed in points 5.1.2 and 5.1.3 of Annex V, to doctors who started their specialist training after 31 December 1983 and before 1 January 1991, despite the training concerned not satisfying all the training requirements set out in Article 25, if the qualification is accompanied by a certificate issued by the competent Italian authorities stating that the doctor concerned has effectively and lawfully been engaged, in Italy, in the activit ...[+++]ies of a medical specialist in the same specialist area concerned, for at least seven consecutive years during the 10 years preceding the award of the certificate’.

By abolishing the specific training in general medicine practice as provided for by Title IV of the Directive and creating training as a "specialist in general medicine", Germany is refusing migrant general practitioners automatic recognition as a "Facharzt für Allgemeinmedizin"; these practitioners are simply recognised as "praktische Ärtze", i.e. with lower-level qualifications than those to which they would be entitled.

8) in Article 9, the following paragraph shall be added: "2a Member States shall recognise evidence of formal qualifications in specialised medicine awarded in Spain to doctors who completed specialised training before 1 January 1995 which did not comply with the formal training requirements laid down in Articles 24 to 27, if the evidence is accompanied by a certificate awarded by the competent Spanish authorities attesting to the fact that the person concerned has passed the test of specific professional competence organised in the context of the special regularisation measures contained in Royal Decree 1497/99 with the aim of verifying ...[+++] that the person concerned has a level of knowledge and competence comparable to that of doctors holding the specialist doctors' qualifications which, in the case of Spain, are referred to in Articles 5(3) and 7(2)".

Our coalition is a non-profit corporation that represents Canada's 16 medical schools, four schools of veterinary medicine, clinical researchers, academic physicians through the Association of Canadian Medical Colleges, the Confederation of Canadian Faculties of Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine, medical specialists, family physicians, the Health Research Foundation of Canada's research-based pharmaceutical companies, and the voluntary sector through the ex officio presence of Canadians for Health Research.