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Tiago Villanueva

Tiago Villanueva: How can doctors avoid becoming deskilled whilst working in non-clinical roles?

September 24, 2013

My main concern about working in a fulltime non-clinical position is becoming a less competent doctor by the time I start to see patients again (whenever and wherever that is). […]

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Tiago Villanueva: Am I happy about leaving Portugal and clinical medicine?

August 21, 2013

About a month ago, I left my family, friends, and comfort zone in Portugal to take up the job of BMJ editorial registrar at The BMJ‘s editorial office in London. […]

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Tiago Villanueva: Why does Brazil want to recruit doctors from Spain and Portugal?

June 27, 2013

I recently met up with a Portuguese friend who works as a researcher and doctor in New York. She has an immense passion for Brazil and told me she would […]

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Tiago Villanueva: The worrying future for junior doctors in Portugal

May 30, 2013

The future of junior doctors’s careers in Portugal has recently been all over national television. It comes just a few weeks after I blogged about the potential brain drain of […]

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Tiago Villanueva: Is there going to be a brain drain of doctors in Portugal?

May 9, 2013

I have already been invited twice this year to give a talk about emigration of doctors out of Portugal. I find this a sign of the difficult times we’re going […]

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Tiago Villanueva: The difference between a job and a fulfilling career

March 1, 2013

A few days ago I was having dinner with a group of close friends who are all doctors, and working in the Portuguese public healthcare sector. One of the topics […]

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Tiago Villanueva: Poverty and hunger in Portugal

February 7, 2013

Some time ago a patient told me that he needed to borrow money from a neighbour to buy a train ticket to come to his appointment at the practice. At […]

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Tiago Villanueva: Is there an end in sight for austerity?

January 18, 2013

I’ve blogged before about the impact of austerity on healthcare, mainly on the hard hit Portuguese healthcare system. And just when I thought things have already gone too far, new […]

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Tiago Villanueva: How does the financial crisis affect demand for health services?

December 20, 2012

The unemployment rate in Portugal is at an all time high of 16,3%, and 2013 is looking even bleaker, due to announced tax hikes that will see people’s net income […]

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Tiago Villanueva: What’s new in European primary care research?

November 2, 2012

The University of Antwerp, Belgium, recently hosted the 75th meeting of the European General Practice Research Network. Paul Van Royen, dean of the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences at […]

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