This paper analyzes the behavior of 28 Brazilian medical schools as refers to the axle Labor Market, one of the five axles of the research instrument of the Caem/Abem project. This axle deals with the lack of professionals for providing primary care services to the population and to the employment of the future professional; the economical basis of the medical practice; and to the mediating role of insurances, health plans and similar institutions. The group of schools, although identifying this issue as rarely addressed in medical education, recognizes its relevance for adapting the political-pedagogical project, the didactic-pedagogical approach and the sceneries of practice, and for practicing in the undergraduate course a critical-reflexive analysis of the professional space of health care services.
Medical education; Evaluation; Labor market
