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The National Conference of Deans of Medicine has shown its concern "about the claim to continue the implementation of new powers, which confirmed to Spain as the first country in the world in number of schools per million inhabitants."

The Conference recommended an adequate overall policy of numerus clausus in Spain and the appropriate funding for existing centers, as well as the need to increase the seats MIR.

Medical Deans recalled in the conclusions adopted at the meeting that "the powers have increased access to medicine at a thirty percent in three years, in most cases, at zero cost, which has made a significant overhead some of them. "

They have also concluded that "pending the official studies to analyze the needs of medical specialists are sought from health authorities in order to increase their numbers, increase the accreditation of new positions in the fields and ensure the maximum deficit existing occupation. "

The deans have also requested an amendment to the MIR test and that it be brought forward to September, "which would avoid the existence of a large number of physicians" stand "for one or two years preparing the MIR."

And they also claim that "the recognition of master's level, as achieved by the engineering, to a degree of 360 credits, to avoid the obvious discrimination and the probable impact of job and income."

Source: UMU