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This document provides information about medical education and healthcare in Lithuania. Some key facts: - Lithuania has a population of under 3 million people and covers an area of over 65,000 square kilometers. - It has two universities that offer medical studies: Vilnius University and Kaunas University. - Healthcare spending per capita is 972 Euros, which is lower than the EU average of 2,171 Euros. - Lithuania has a higher number of physicians and hospital beds per 1,000 inhabitants compared to the EU average, but fewer nurses.
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- 1. 1 Salzburg Medical Seminars RECRUITMENT Lithuania Žaneta SAVICKIENĖ, Salzburg, 2014
- 2. < 3 million inhabitants > 65 000 km² GDP per C. 11,000€ (70% EU average)
- 3. Population in 2013 < 3 million emigration - almost 50 000 per year 2 Universities offering medicine studies Vilnius and Kaunas Exp. on health per C. 972 ( 7 % GDP ) EU average 2171 (9 % GDP) Health Care in numbers
- 4. Per 1 000 inhabitants • 3,7 physicians EU average-3,4 • 7 nurses including midwives EU average-7,9 • 74,7 hospital beds (excluding beds for nursing) EU average – 55 • Magnetic Resonance Imaging ½ EU av. Health Care in numbers
- 5. • 82 applications • 35 participants • 1 Satellite “Medical Education” in Vilnius (VU) – Dr. James M. Callahan • 2 joint events with universities for medical sciences • Exhibition stand at the National Educational and Professional Development Fair LITEXPO (almost 40 000 visitors) Season in numbers
- 6. • Direct e- mail: universities, associations, hospitals, seminar participants and prospective applicants • Advertisements on internet: – Internet site, Facebook ,Twitter • Publications (annual reference journals) and Handouts • Outreach (universities + Webinars) • National Fair (annual events) • Promotion activities
- 7. • Set of Handouts in Lithuanian language – Package of materials mailed to regional hospitals and Europe Direct information centers (City libraries) • Power Point Presentation in local language – Available to universities and hospitals under demand Information materials
- 8. • Free advertisements on professional associations sites • Free advertisement in the biannual Reference book on grant possibilities for professionals and researchers • Free advertisement on universities websites Local Fundraising
- 9. • Support for applicants Information • Ads • Presentations Application • Assistance • Advising Pre Departure • Information • Logistics
- 10. • Establish contacts with the Austrian Embassy • Open Medical Club – reanimation • Applicants from “not traditional “ cities • Step by step application on YouTube What next
- 11. Vilnius Educational Information center eac@cr.vu.lt Studijų užsienyje informacijos centras EducationUSA Vilnius