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they say he who asks never misses road....I've been meanin to ask....whats the difference between ...going to Medical school,Internship and housmanship.?...are they the same?...if not what are the difference

faithboi: they say he who asks never misses road....I've been meanin to ask....whats the difference between ...going to Medical school,Internship and housmanship.?...are they the same?...if not what are the difference

....okay. Going to medical school is more or less than going to a college for degree. After you're thru with medical school (i meant ur final MBBS paper), you will apply for an internship in an approved hospital. Internship is a general term for a 'after school' training, virtually all health sciences courses does internship, but a doctor intern is also referred to as , house officer'...so housemanship is a variant of internship for medical doctors who just finish his MBBS...

[quote author=Samakinr][/quote]...ok..tanks...but still gat 1 question frm ur answer....I quite understand d medical skul tin...but d grammar "variant" got me confused....do u mean housmanship and internship are d same?...tanks

faithboi: ...ok..tanks...but still gat 1 question frm ur answer....I quite understand d medical skul tin...but d grammar "variant" got me confused....do u mean housmanship and internship are d same?...tanks

simply...yes sir

faithboi: ...ok..tanks...but still gat 1 question frm ur answer....I quite understand d medical skul tin...but d grammar "variant" got me confused....do u mean housmanship and internship are d same?...tanks

It's called housemanship in Britain, internship in America.