Warm bodies in white coats
R. C. Derbyshire
Few generalizations can be made about graduates of medical schools outside
of the United States and Canada, as these graduates vary tremendously in
educational and cultural background. Of primary concern is the foreign
medical graduate, with inferior education and limited knowledge of English,
who does not quality for regular licensure in the United States but who,
because of acute manpower shortages, is placed in a position of authority
in a state hospital. This situation is possible because of existing state
laws.
