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Consejo General de Colegios oficiales de Médicos filed 3 positions on 27 Feb 2026, across 1 of the 326 legislative files tracked here, attaching a full position paper 3 times.
Action 3: Simplify the recognition of qualifications and competences of third-country nationals For the CGCOM, this action is particularly relevant as it would simplify the recognition of complementary training for doctors from third countries, especially in accordance with global accreditation/certification schemes.
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Action 2: Facilitate, modernise and expand the recognition processes for regulated professions The medical profession is one of the most critical regulated professions, so any modernisation of professional recognition is of utmost interest to the CGCOM, provided that it preserves the levels of quality and safety for both doctors and patients.
Action 1: Facilitate worker mobility across the EU through transparency of skills and their digitalisation The Spanish General Medical Council (hereinafter CGCOM) has already developed verifiable credentials, such as the professional identity (DoctorID), and will continue to develop other credentials (Certificate of Good Standing (eCIP) and Good Medical Practice (BQM), etc.) that are fully in line with the objective…
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