Challenges of Medical Education in Libya: A Viewpoint on the Potential Impact of the 21st Century
Elmahdi A. Elkhammas,
Arif Al-Areibi,
Faten Ben Rajab
et al.
Abstract:Traditional medical education is no longer adequate for preparing medical graduates for immediate practice and to make them ready to practice their profession efficiently with quality and citizenship to the health care system. Medical education is changing based on changes in societies, culture, technology, and quality of care. More elderly patients require special attention, technologies require different skills, and patient-centered, evidence-based medicine needs special training. In Libya, an example of a d… Show more
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