Israeli medical education: international perspectives, and reflections on challenges and changes
1Emeritus Professor of Immunopathology, Division of Infection and Immunity, University College London, Gower St, London, WC1E6BT UK.
Abstract:
Medical education is a dynamic and continually evolving process, some of which is style, and some of which is linked to changing perspectives in medical practice. A paper by Reis et al., taken in conjunction with the recent paper from an ad hoc International Review Committee (Schoenbaum et al.), provides a reflective view of where Israeli medical education stood in 2014 and places it in an international perspective. Reis at al also take this further, showing that in Israel change is occurring as a result of this review and comment on a number of important issues where further reflection, discussion, and work is required.
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