University of Guyana

University of Guyana's School of Medicine is the national public medical institution for the entire country what does that mean for tuition, student diversity, and how graduates are absorbed into Guyana's rapidly changing healthcare system?
UG graduates their MBBS students into a system that still faces severe rural and hinterland health gaps, how much of the clinical training is geared toward real Guyanese public health realities versus textbook medicine?
Guyana's oil boom has transformed the economy dramatically, is that opening new funding and infrastructure for the UG medical school, and are students starting to see a tangible difference in facilities and hospital resources?