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Community based medical education--necessity realization and practice.

Health care delivery is vastly diverse worldwide. This is more unequal in low and middle-income countries like Nepal. Hospitals equipped with advanced diagnostic means and qualified medical doctors are abundantly available in urban areas whereas remote peripheral villages are suffering from dearth of infrastructure and medical doctors. Although the system has always tried to distribute infrastructure and human resources equally to remote urban areas according to necessity, the reality is different than what it is expected to be.