November 13, 2018 - The Ministry of Health of Montenegro will support the best students of medicine and young doctors and enable them to improve in the most rewarding institutions in order to apply their expertise in their country and to ensure the continuity of a stable and sustainable health care system, said Minister of Health Kenan Hrapović.
He and his associates and coordinator at the Faculty of Medicine doc. dr. Zorica Potpara spoke with medical students and young doctors, who during the study had the highest average grades and achieved the best results.
"Our goal is to keep the best in the health care system of Montenegro and enable you to get the most current and best medical knowledge from the most heterogeneous institutions in Europe, and the Government of Montenegro and the Ministry of Health have the will and they can provide that," said Hrapović, emphasizing that the meeting marks a new era in the creation of staff policy when it comes to medicine.
According to him, the Government of Montenegro, each year, allocates 700,000 euros for continuing medical education through the budget of the Ministry of Health.
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Speaking about the capacities and excellence of Montenegrin doctors, as well as the Government's investments in human resources, Hrapović reminded that recently, Dr. Nemanja Radojević, through the program of continuing medical education, at the invitation of Hardwood University, among seven thousand applicants from all over the world won the placement among the top five and there he continued his professional development.
General Director of the Directorate for Quality Control and Human Resources in Health, prof. Dr. Vesna Miranović said that the task of the health authorities to recognize the true talents and future leaders in this area who will be able to assume responsibility in the future, know, have a vision, fight for goals and not to give up on this path.
You are a model of young generations, and this is very important for us because you will be able to take over the burden of the Montenegrin health system in the future," Miranovic emphasized. Dr. Branko Lutovac, who graduated from the Faculty of Medicine in Podgorica, completed specialist medical studies in immunology in Belgrade, completed a pediatrician specialization a month ago and is currently on doctoral academic studies, he decided, as announced from the Ministry of Health, to return to make a personal contribution to the improvement of the health system.
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"It's exactly this way that the Ministry of Health recognizes young potential and takes care of young people, represents the phenomenal synergy where together we can contribute to the improvement of the health system. In spite of the fact that our system is often a target of negative criticism, when you go somewhere in the region, you actually notice the benefits of our system, and learn to appreciate what you have," said Dr. Lutovac.
The best student of his generation, a specialist in internal medicine at KCCG, Dr. Vasilije Boskovic, thanked the Ministry of Health for recognizing their efforts, work and results, as well as giving them support on the path towards a common goal, as he said, to be a service to our people, first of all as good people, and then as exceptional professionals.
"Their support represents a guarantee and a tailwind so we continue to try harder, to work and to gain new knowledge and experiences. And all that has been done so far, the Ministry of Health deserves respect, which is a guarantee of the Government's commitment to improve the health of its people. I never had a dilemma of whether I would work somewhere abroad. From the very beginning and before I enrolled in medicine, I knew it and it was always my goal to contribute to my people and my country, so it will be in the future," said Dr .Bošković.
Text by Vijesti online, on November 12th 2018, read more at Vijesti
