The Postgraduate Medical
Education programme in Pakistan has graduated over 1,200
physicians from a programme whose aim it is to help
young men and women evolve into humane, ethical and
competent generalists, as well as specialists and scientists
who will go on to help improve the health care systems
of their countries. By offering training in-country
in a wide range of clinical specialties, the PGME programme
helps developing nations retain a high number of the "best
and brightest" rather than lose them to developed country
hospitals. In recent years, the PGME has expanded to
East Africa, offering residency training in a variety
of disciplines.
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