Friday, June 1, 2012
Torrevieja Hospital = pine box (Always ask a doctor "Spanish" )
Puma 22 President Doctor Roman Jimenez Gil claims that the majority of GPs based at local health centres “are not fully qualified and would not be allowed to work as GPs in the UK or other European countries”. He says these predominantly Russian and South American doctors “have only completed basic training at most”. Many of the doctors working in this area are alleged not continued in any specialisation training, probably due to the lure of paid for employment and the prohibitive cost of completing an additional qualifications. In Europe medical students complete a basic medical degree and then carry on to specialise in a chosen area such as general practitioner, paediatrics and so on. Doctors have to complete both basic training and a specialised competence qualifications before being legally employed.
Platform for Users of Medical Area 22
Platform for Users of Medical Area 22
(Based in Orihuela Costa)
(Based in Orihuela Costa)
| MISSION STATEMENT
We are a voluntary organisation, whose main purpose is to encourage the Valencian Authorities to improve the provision of healthcare, and related services within Medical Area 22, and indeed within the entire Valencian Community, on behalf all residents of all nationalities.
Our fundamental belief is that by acting together, we can make a difference. We can press for improvements in our health services, quicker access to social services, and we can lobby for changes. If we do nothing then nothing will change.
We are a non political organisation, funded from voluntary contributions, plus a little advertising revenue from this our website.
If you want to improve the place where you live, the PUMA22 Association (just a few people) needs your active support. If you can help in any way, from fund raising, to organising and demonstrating, please contact admin@puma22.org.
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Fly Creek, "Naturalist" (Orihuela Costa - Spain )
The Playa de la Mosca is located between Torrevieja and Orihuela (Alicante). Unlike the beaches "streams" of this region-Levante beach cove is very quiet, semi-wild and the nudity is allowed. The water is usually fairly clean surface has enough sand and water (as good Mediterranean) is never too cold. As a drawback, in July and August usually have far more people. Some families fled to beaches saturated around and come here looking for peace of mind. The problem? In those months nudists could be uncomfortable, besides the natural charm of this space disappears. So the best time to visit this lovely cove in the months of May, June and September. A magical corner amid the bustle and congestion of the Levant.
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