Neurologist: Medical students must help voluntarily, collect and in extreme cases – Hospitals

I believe that medical students should help voluntarily, paid and as a last resort. It is more correct to place training doctors in places other than COVID wards. They can help in places where doctors are not available, not in the lion’s mouth. This was stated by the head of the Department of Neurology at the University of Medicine, Acad. Lachezar Traikov on the BTV show “Face to Face”.

“In patients with complications, it is necessary to apply the skills of experienced professionals, not students. They require specific care.” Unfortunately, any disease damages the brain, “he warned.

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“In a state of crisis, it becomes clear how capable we are, how honest we are, how sincere we are. There is a shortage of doctors around the world. They welcome our young, well-trained doctors with open arms. In the United States, medicine is developing much faster, “said the neurologist.

According to Acad. Traikov, stopping planned operations is walking on very thin ice.

“Surely the measure is exaggerated, but in the preventive measure in March Bulgaria was among the best,” he admitted.

“If you catch a cold and your sense of smell disappears, it is more likely to be COVID-19. We now know much more about the disease. All doctors are following the new data on the coronavirus in the hope of finding a cure,” he said Acad. Traikov.