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The undergraduate programme for teaching future general practitioners in Romania

On July 1973, in a territory of 237,500 km2 divided into thirty-nine districts (236 towns including fortyseven municipal towns and 2706 villages) a population of 20.8 million was recorded, 42.1% living in the urban areas and 57.9% in the rural. The percentage of children (0-14 years old) was 25.2%, that of adults (15-59 years old) 60.8% and older people 14.0%. At the same time the birth-rate was 18.2% the general death-rate 94%, the divorcerate 0.69%, the neonatal mortality 1.1% and the infant mortality 38.1%. The expectation of life in Romania is 70 years. The population density is 87.7 km2. At the end of 1971 there were 173,296 hospital beds (that is eighty-five beds per 10,OOO inhabitants), 397 policlinics, 1262 factory surgeries (1700 employees/doctor), 32,460 doctors, 655 inhabitants per doctor, 3900 urban and country surgeries, each giving medical care to 5249 inhabitants on average. In most of the surgeries there are a general practitioner and a paediatrician, as well as nurses experienced in the techniques of obstetrics and gynaecology and in child care and hygiene supervisors. Two-thirds of the doctors are specialists. There are six Medical Schools (in Bucharest, Cluj