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Attracting New Talent to Family and Community Medicine: The Story of José Tomás Amodeo and Rocío Neguillo

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Attracting New Talent to Family and Community Medicine: The Story of José Tomás Amodeo and Rocío Neguillo

José Tomás Amodeo, a Resident Intern Nurse (EIR) of Family and Community Medicine in the South Health Management Area, is setting a new trend in the medical field. Despite the growing shortage of doctors and nurses in rural areas, Amodeo chose this specialty, attracted by the opportunity to provide continuity of care and witness the evolution of patients’ health at all stages of life.

In a recent reception ceremony for new residents at the Valme Hospital, Amodeo expressed his commitment to continuing his training in his chosen specialty, emphasizing the quality of training available at the hospital. He considers Valme Hospital to be his reference center and appreciates the opportunity to be close to his family while pursuing his medical career.

Joining Amodeo in the same specialty is doctor Rocío Neguillo, who also sees the value in Family and Community Medicine despite its lack of popularity. Neguillo recognizes the broad scope of the specialty and the opportunity it provides to work closely with patients and their communities.

According to Dr. María Victoria Rodríguez Romero, the lack of attractiveness of the specialty lies in misinformation and the complexity of the topics it covers. She believes that Family and Community Medicine offers versatility, accessibility, continuity of care, and a holistic approach to healthcare, and emphasizes the importance of proper education and training in the field.

The Southern Health Management Area of Seville welcomed a total of 74 new residents in Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy, and Clinical Psychology, reflecting a 17.5% increase in the last five years. This growth in training capacity demonstrates the commitment of healthcare providers in the region to supporting the development of future specialists in various medical fields.

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Overall, the dedication of residents like José Tomás Amodeo and the continuous efforts to expand and diversify training opportunities in the healthcare sector are shaping a promising future for medical professionals in the South Health Management Area of Seville.

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