Sentence examples for foreign medics from inspiring English sources

Even the NHS gains more from foreign medics than it loses to health tourism.

When foreign medics and mathematicians saw pictures last week of foreign students in Britain queuing overnight to register with the police, they drew the obvious conclusion.

A doctor at the hospital said the Britons joined "a lot" of young foreign medics, primarily Iraqis, Saudis, Libyans and Russians.

To address this problem, President Dilma Rousseff last year launched a crash programme to fill the gap with thousands of primarily foreign medics.

A British delegation, including an imam from London, have visited Sudan to try to dissuade young British doctors from joining Islamic State (Isis), which has been urgently seeking more foreign medics to help at its hospitals in Syria.

The 23 foreign medics hired by the University hospitals Bristol trust included six Greeks, three Pakistanis, two Hungarians, two Romanians, two Sri Lankans and one born in Sudan with British nationality.

On Thursday, a New York City doctor who worked for MSF in Guinea became the organization's third foreign medic to contract the disease while treating people in West Africa.

He encountered a foreign medic and a logistician sent by the U.N. health agency but saw no sign of a WHO official in charge of handling the escalating outbreak.

Jeremy Hunt is to pledge that the NHS in England will be "self sufficient" in doctors after Britain leaves the European Union as he sets out a package of measures aimed at reducing its reliance on foreign-trained medics.

The president had promised during his election campaign to make the jailed medics a priority of his foreign policy.

Fragments of some foreign material were found in Wilansky's wound, Linda Black Elk of the Medic & Healer Council told The Huffington Post.