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MOYA PENAFIEL, Mervin José. Mandatory Social Service in Colombia: Uncertainty of recent graduates in medicine. Revista médica Risaralda [online]. 2014, vol.20, n.2, pp.114-120. ISSN 0122-0667.

The Mandatory Social Service in Colombia, has become one of the most influential and controversial complex in recent times on national health issues, creating anxiety states, not just newly graduated physicians, but also to all entities potentially involved, either as doctors, lawyers, health organizations and jurisdictions, among others. The distribution of rural doctors in the entire Colombian geography, is today one of the most critical issues of this problem, focusing mainly on the countless number of negative factors, which have more than half of the seats legally recognized for its realization. Pursuant to the issues raised, this paper aims at exploring a deep and detailed way, the main difficulties and uncertainty experienced by doctors for their respective space and/or to carry out its rural year in Colombia, which has been multiple debates, claims and demands to the Ministry of Health and Social Protection, and the Ministries of Health; and in turn how it has developed this theme in other countries, and from this perspective, strategize on possible solutions

Palavras-chave : Mandatory Social Service; Rural; Ministry of Health; Colombia.

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