in the future, we're gonna have doctors, he have to differentiate doctors who have come to university to study menacing the traditional way. and the doctors have come to medical school. the traditional way will have that some student loans to pay by wants to talk to stop going through that friendship rates will be that phrase why, what it wants to want to do to transitional medical degree in the future. if they can do the friendship degrades the current medical students up again to question my life decisions because they don't go to medical school too heavy. i could've waited a couple of years. i'm studying for free up for the the aim of the cost is why didn't access infestation and to make missing whatevers. but the practicalities of the course is so controversial. i'm basically so many question, though to be of the back of what we've just seen. do you have any specific concerns about some of the changes being proposed by the government in terms of bodies oversee the situation to doctors, but also the cat that patients might be receiving? what once again does not the decay i live in

some doctors that if you don't type stuff is doctors will go home with a bigger paycheck. at the same time the government doesn't have to pay an extra penny more. now. yes, they will receive slightly less income. the government because doctors aren't paying tax. but the money they are missing out on is still less than the money that they would have to use from given to most of this non set of mine. could this be part of the solution? yeah, i think it's a great idea. um, but the, the, the reason why i think it's unlikely to the institute is because, you know, we will know that this isn't an issue about money. there's plenty of money available. the government gives a away and chief credit to big business all the time. and you know that this is basically an issue of whether or not it wishes to gave the british people what they're asking for. and that's, that's the, the sticking point that they did. the, it's not, as i said earlier, it's not something that is just the effects in the medical set to is affecting so many sectors in u. k. not just the public sector goes out of tim

so the 20 doctors in the u. k. trained to maybe even born and raised here if you decide to leave for the us. so for the, for north america flush australasia, me and some. ready lee, we be see a brain drain occurring from uh, yeah, for countries um, in the middle east, south asia to the u. k. so yeah, what i wanted to pick up on that with you don't to tell it because i understand that kenya, news is many doctors and this is to the u. k. each. yea. and this is actually part of the government agreement. is it not? can you tell us about that? yeah, i think we have a domain to domain agreement with you. okay. with the little masters that i'd be living, i think for the last the last 2 or 3 years about about 30 percent of domestic police from the country. i've left 2 k and i think major leads because of the wages and we just and also the unemployment of the country. and as i said earlier before, 2016 and adults as well, good thing i know immediately gets employed. but now that little frustrations that are coming up wit

doctor . i congratulate the honorable viewers and this proud event to the service of the leader of the revolution and all the people. well, look, mr. doctor, when in we are talking about education credits , it is not only the ministry of science, that is, we have the ministry of health, treatment and medical education, which spends about 112 credits in the field of education. we have a cultural university, mr. tayani says the total budget is not , our student population statistics include different universities , the credit belongs to the ministry of science, not the credit that mr. doctor said for the year 1402 , it was only for the ministry of science, that is, the year 143, we want to update , its cost is only 52 thousand billion toman, well , in addition to this, the ministry of health allocates another cost, yes, yes, in addition to this year it was not possible to separate the education and research programs of the ministry of health and the budget was mentioned in a general way , it was

doctor.k carefully, that means i want to support zainaf wherever this zainaf wants to study, zainaf must meet the qualifications and have the necessary quality. 1. i will pay attention to his income. are they studying according to the approved priorities of the overall plan of the country and the needs of the country or not? if it has these three factors, you are obliged to support it, because the constitution does not explicitly say , just give an example of my public university student, mr. doctor. so, dr. nasiri's statement is that the ministry of science should also support non-government universities in providing resources. for example, it should be like this, but it is not necessarily like this now sir, so clear. mr. doctor, when we talk in the country's educational institution, i think it is the resource allocating organization, the roman ministry, the miracle policy making machine, mr. doctor, the budget program organization, yes, when we talk about these resources, they should be exp

it's do you have the right doctors? do you have enough doctors? do you have the right facilities or is it better for the patient to transfer them to the hospital? a few miles away, you're exactly right. >> do you have the right doctors? how do you answer that question, except by reference to state licensing law, but you absolutely can't do that. i mean, that's the the point that i was trying to make, which is that the federal mandate is to provide stabilizing care for emergency conditions regardless of any other directive that the state has or the hospital has that would prevent that care from being provided. that's that's the war work of the statute. >> justice jackson. that's not even hhs is conclusion in the state operations manual, which they proffered on page 36 of the brief it defines what makes a staff person available under the statute and they say it has to it doesn't say that they're not available of state law, doesn't doesn't allow this procedure. it says they are available to the extent they are operating within the scope of their medi

if er doctors can perform whatever treatment they determine is appropriate, then doctors can ignore not only state abortion laws but state regulations on opioid use and informed consent requirements. that turns the presumption against preemption on its head and leavesmergency rooms unregulated under state law. it's unsurprising that crt has endorsed such an expansive view of emtala, and tidobbs, nor had hhs. everyone understands that licensing laws limit medical actice. that's why a nurse isn' available to perform open-heart surgery, no matter the need, no matter her knowledge. the answer doesn't change just because we're talking about abortion. the court should reject the adminion's unlimited reading of emtala and reverse the district cour's judgment. i welcome the court's questions. justice thomas-- normally, when we have a preemption case, there's some relationship between the parties. the federal government under emtala, or is the atin -- engaged in some sort of quasi-contractual relationship? mr. tueryes, your honor. in this case, the state, idaho, for example, has no state hospita

doctor? you ask the doctor the exact simple question to say no, it is not fair, then you ask them the reason, mr. doctor, mr. doctor, they themselves point out very easily 1500 students under the supervision of the ministry of science, now of this 1500 how many percent of them are daily government students who are from 45 sources? it is correct that it is the islamic azad university, and counting about 50% of this number, that is , 800,000. do you mean that this is fair? teacher's right and teaching budget for education students except tehran university and sharif university, all their duty is to train students, the money that the ministry of sharif university. he takes it for his projects , he uses it for his research work, that's it , let's see, let's not make a mistake, we are fair to apologize to your excellency, i was talking to you , they also sign a contract with another device , and they take it again. the constitution is not implemented, this duty and this defect, however, the perfor

doctor, i have, i will give an example, mr. doctor.m giving an example to go back to the same patterns and actions that have been done in other countries really , what did other countries and the world basically do for the allocation of these budgets? first of all , when comparing ourselves, we other countries should also compare our theoretical bases. we cannot compare ourselves with a capitalist country . in a capitalist country, the logic of managing their resources is the logic of liberalism. the logic of economic profit and loss is the logic of material thinking, so they say that this collection is profitable or not, if it is, continue it, if not, let's close it, this is their logic, we are the logic and discourse of the islamic revolution. justice is demanding , the discourse of social justice is the discourse of independence we have to pay for this in this part of social justice, then we will have to spend somewhere else, even if it doesn't seem to have any profit or benefit, we have 3 important principles from the tasks of the

doctor emeka.arge, they'd be sticking around for a bit longer. >> i making that jacob. >> i making that jacob. >> interesting debate isn't it? >> interesting debate isn't it? >> it's a very interesting debate. i'm think i'm a bit more liberal than you are. oh dear. well, my worry is that just because the nhs has paid for something doesn't mean it can. then tell you what to do. so if you go into hospital for a year. yeah do you then owe a year's work for the nhs to pay it back? and i don't think you do. i see and i worry about this. on smoking when the nhs treats you, therefore you shouldn't do it. i don't like that argument. so would i be being inconsistent ? would i be being inconsistent? >> this is an employment contract. >> i accept that and it's fair to ask for a return. but doctors do work through medical school. that was made the point. that was very clearly made. yeah. and ultimately i think you want a health system that works. and the real question is we spend the real question is we spend

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doctor. boldly, the city council should have a supervisory role. let's talk about the mayor or the city council . we don't talk about individuals . we don't look at legal entities . we don't look at reality. we look at law . at in fact, you mentioned a fabric and urban harmony and a discussion of participation, mr. doctor, these three words. in iran, luxen words. these three words remained as words. in iran, we understand that the government has no authority. allow me. this is not the case in the world. managing an urban unit does not mean that the government gives all its powers and duties to an institution. this is corrupt excellence, and it has no ability to manage the city from the people. it works better than the government. no, i don't mean that. managing an urban unit means strengthening the authority of an institution that can be the leader of an orchestra can he create this coordination? in iran , we have not even practiced this issue, even in most of our cases, i strongly agree that

behavior versus the male doctors ? >> that is a great question, and maybe i, i, will answer it in a different way because i think many of us would like to deliver the care we see delivered by female physicians. and i actually am not sure, even if we are taught, about this type of care in medical school, i am not sure that it is incentivized. our current payment systems more often incentivize us, to see more patients to help patients get out of the hospital faster, and so actually, in addition to teaching physicians how to engage in this patient centered care, it behooves us to think about how we're incentivizing our physicians to deliver the right care. so, for example, in the outpatient setting, we know that female physicians spend more time with patients, but that also means that they get paid less because they see fewer patients. >> right? i mean, that structure does need to be amended, right? you're right. the incentives are not exactly in favor of the patients right now. i also wonder if it's somewhat a female pat

it's, you know, do yoha the right doctors? do you have enough doctors? do you have the right facilities? or is it better for the patient to transfer them to the hospital a few miles away? mr. turne're exactly right. do you have the right doctors? how do you answer that question excepty ference to state licensing laws? justice jackson: but you solutely can't do that. i mean, that's sort of the initial point that i was trying to make, which is he federal mandate is to provide stabilizing care for emergency conditions, regardless of any othective that the state has or the hospital has that would prevent that care from inprovided. that's -- that's the work of the statute. mr. turner: justice jackson, that's not even hhs's conclusion. in the state oraons manual, which they proffered on page 36 of their brief, it defines what kea staff person available under the statute, and they y it has to -- justice sotomayor: counsel, i -- i -- this whole issue -- justice jackson: and does it say that they're not available if state law doesn't -- doesn't allow this procedu

ask your doctor about caplyta..com . >>> the high-stakes battle over abortion rights returns to america's highest court today. >> the supreme court heard arguments regarding idaho's nearly total ban on abortions at issue whether the idaho law conflicts with federal rules that requires emergency doctors to intervene and provide care to pregnant women. >> remember, idaho has banned abortions in all cases except for instances of rape or incest. it's also illegal to help a minor get an abortion punishable by up to five years in prison. >> joining us now is yamiche alcindor is outside the supreme court and also with us is barbara mcquaid. can you talk about the arguments the justices heard today. >> reporter: this is a significant abortion case that came before the supreme court and the issue is a federal law supersedes idaho's state law. the law essentially is saying doctors in the emergency room have to treat and stabilize someone if they come into the emergency room with a souter of emergency situation, it was really

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doctor? you ask the doctor exactly to say, "no, it is fair ." there are daily sources that have 45% of this the number is about 50 , because your idea of ​​the budget of the ministry of science is only the teacher's tuition fee budget for student training, except for tehran university and sharif university, all of them are responsible for student training. the money that sharif university receives is used for its projects , it is used for its research work, so see to it that we don't make a mistake . it's unfortunate that you have to forgive me. i apologize to your excellency . my conversation is being cut off on another device. now it's my turn to speak. mr. doctor, when are we talking? our speech is a student, our speech is final zainaf , how much has this zainaf benefited from government subsidies, now the ministry of science is an intermediary here from the program organization. be assigned to him when i am talking about the resources of higher education, the organization of the program and the organization that provides the resources, the m

it's do you have the right doctors, do you have enough doctors, do you have the rig facilities?is it better for the patient to transfer them to the hospital a few miles away? >> you are right. do you have the correct docto? how do you answer that except with reference to state licensing laws? >> you can't do that. the point that i was trying to ke is the federal mandate is to provide stabilizing care for emergency conditions regardles of any other directive that the state has or hospital has that would prevent that care from being provided. that is the work of the statute. >> that is not even hhs's conclusion. in the state operation manual on page 36 of the briefit defines what makes a staff person available under the state. >> they are not available if state law does not allow this procedur >> they are available to the extent that they are operating within the scope of their medical license. that is r gument. they want to draw it far more narrow to physical availability. we agree that that is a component, but there is a legal component too. >> the problem we are having preempti

now displayed online, which patients are being transported and in what condition they are, so that doctors are as ready as possible for appointments, the deputy mayor told us about how the work of moscow doctors has changed about artificial intelligence and other areas of healthcare development moscow in the moscow government on issues of social development, anastasia rakova. anastasia vladimirovna, recently in our country. there was a great tragedy, a terrorist attack in crocus, and we saw how the city rallied around this troubles, psychologists, doctors, employees of the ministry of emergency situations, tell us what algorithm generally exists for working in such crisis situations, yes, the tragedy in the city crust is a big misfortune and a serious tragedy that affected not only moscow and the moscow region, but the whole country. in these conditions, of course, it is important not only the coordinated work of specialized services, but the unity of the entire society, which we actually observed. moscow is generally a huge metropolis, where the risks of various emergency situations are v

doctor, now only my municipal council , mr. doctor. we have come to talk about democracy there is no democracy in the area of ​​the city council in iran and also in the area of ​​the yari council, the first experience of which seems to be an urban narrative rule started from the tehran municipality. we have the same structure of the tehran municipality. we have the city council, mayor, district mayor, district mayor and councilor. we did not come to develop the discussion of the ruling in connection with people's participation, we came to develop a narrower ring in the area of ​​the localities , we added a ring to the bureaucracy of the administration, mr. dr. sarim's argument is that we did not give the tools, now the government wants what the government wants, everything is right. it's okay, but i have to do my duties, you see in the last two or three years, the government has caused social damage to the mayor of tehran, mr. doctor, you can be sure that the success that will be achieved in this period will be recorded . let's not loo

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a doctor who performs an abortion could get up to five years in prison. she says voters will have their say in november. arizona, of course, is a key battleground in the race for president this november, and the question already, how could this decision now effect the presidential race? abc's rachel scott leading us off tonight. >> reporter: tonight, arizona's highest court upholding a 160-year-old abortion ban. one of the strictest in the country. a law written in 1864, before arizona was even a state, and before women had the right to vote. it outlaws nearly all abortions. the only exception, to protect the life of the mother. tonight, outrage from arizona's democratic governor, katie hobbs. >> and the near total civil war era ban that continues to hang over our heads only serves to create more chaos for women and doctors in our state. >> reporter: under the law, doctors who perform abortions could face up to five years in prison. frustration from arizona lawmaker eva birch, who recently had an abortion after her pregnancy failed. >> a couple weeks ago,

thank you very much. — doctors at the moment. thank you very much. hugh _ doctors at the moment.r- doctors at the moment. thank you very much, hugh pym, our health| very much, hugh pym, our health editor. the senior british conservative mp william wragg has reportedly admitted passing phone numbers of some fellow mps to a person he met on a gay dating app. speaking to the times, mr wragg apologised and said he was scared the individual would have "compromising things" on him. the bbc has attempted to contact mr wragg. about 12 people working in westminster are believed to have been targeted, all receiving unsolicited whatsapp messages from suspicious mobile numbers. let's speak to our political correspondent peter saull, who's in westminster. there has been more reaction to this. bring us up to date? the first element is — this. bring us up to date? the first element is william wragg - this. bring us up to date? the first element is william wragg himself. this. bring us up to date? the first. element is william wragg himself. he is a seniorfigure, he is also element is william wr

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of dystrophy , the child was not registered at a medical institution and the parents did not call doctors, they decided to improve his health themselves, with hunger and hardening. the small body could not withstand the execution; on march 8 last year, the child died. according to the investigation, maxim lyuty took the baby from his mother at least three times and deprived him of food for 24 hours, systematically dousing him with cold water. had several chronic diseases, 25 kg excess weight, bad habits, apathy, laziness, depression, there is no trace left of this, your physical body is the basis of your life, so there is no need to feel sorry for yourself. on social networks, luto is known as a trainer and author of a method of cleansing the body; before his imprisonment , he promoted the rejection of food of animal origin and thermally processed food. the mother of the dead boy was alone. of his students. previously, the court found her guilty of exposing herself to danger and improper performance of parental duties and sentenced her to two years of correctional labor. sofia sergieva, n

the exact opposite, you go to a third doctor, as you well know, the third doctor will tell you, whatlong life, yes, new research methods, some kind of positron emulsion tomograph, yes, remind me... the film two fighters, what did i say yesterday i shot from a captured weapon, he says : lord, how can you shoot from a captured weapon when the most important thing is missing in it? bernes asks for parts, he says, well , what is the most important part, the most important part of every weapon is the head of its owner, which super hybrid ones forbid you operating rooms with da vinci robots, what medicines you can’t give, what methods you can’t give, if you’re a goofball, if you’re not attentive, if you don’t follow the standard, if you have your own opinion on everything, the doctor, how many people will he kill? medical community, that’s why you, therefore everything depends not so much or how much on what should be the opinion, the aggregate opinion of the state of modern medicine, but how much depends on the culture of the doctor, his knowledge, his discipline, and this is something we

guys, doctors, you are all doctors, that’s right, yes, you are now doing lung tests, yes, and what are moscow created special artificial intelligence programs. look, these are images of magnetic resonance imaging, ordinary, this one with the defects that i highlighted artificial intelligence. this is a hint for the doctor that speeds up decision-making. artificial intelligence was first used during the coronavirus pandemic. then, in 2020 alone , 2 million ct scans of the lungs were done in moscow, more than in any city in the world. without the help of artificial intelligence, this would not be possible. software modules processed tomograms with enormous speed and calculated the volume of lesions. on the right is an unprocessed image, there is no doubt that this is a coronavirus infection, viral pneumonia, on the left screen is an image that is processed by the algorithm. we see that the areas of frosted glass are illuminated with violet light, in fact, on the one hand it is beautiful, on the other hand we know we understand that we have a certain percentage of damage. back then, this

why is it not, then, just deferred to the doctor. the doctor says this, and we trust that doctor. why do you think that is? >> well, our doctors right now, at least in tennessee have the fear of the unknown with the vagueness of our laws. they don't want to risk a classy felony, 15 years in prison, losing their medical licenses. this is uprooting their lives for simply offering health care that they, like i said, took an oath to do. i trust any doctor, but my doctor doesn't trust our government and the state she works for. she could not offer the resources. it's not a case of, we as patients don't trust our doctors. and making those best decisions for ourselves. i think that's something the state needs to figure out on their own, and why do they think they have the north. >> my question is, why do you think the state doesn't trust your doctors? >> that is, i guess, a million dollar question. i think it's a lot of ideologies, and what they think is best for women. and it has nothing rooted in any sort of scientific facts or anything that has to do with medical knowledge. >> it's re