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Dette gjelder ikke bare studenter, men også LiS og til og med overleger, uten en klart definert lokal rolle og med korte opphold.
Legeforeningens utvalg for global helse og menneskeretter oppsummerte erfaringer fra ulike samarbeidsmodeller i 2015 (1).
Litteratur:
1) Engjom HM, Henriksen TH, Young S, Hansen KS. Internasjonalt samarbeid om spesialistutdanningen. Tidsskr Nor Legeforen 2015; 135. doi: 10.4045/tidsskr.14.0895. https://tidsskriftet.no/2015/10/internasjonal-medisin/internasjonalt-samarbeid-om-spesialistutdanning.