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I did my clekship in the University Hospital Miguel Servet in Zaragoza in the department of ophthalmology. Usually I stayed in urgencies of ophthalmology and followed the work of residents and doctors. The days in the urgencies were usually quite busy so I had a chance to see many different kinds of patients. Some days I went to the operating room to see operations of catarata, glaucoma etc. On top of that a man who was working in the eye fundus photography showed me many pictures and taught about them. One evening I went with residents to train eye

I did my exchange period in the university hospital of Lozano Blesa in Zaragoza , Spain. The clinic was pediatrics and time in November 2006. I was heard that in Spain they don´t speak English, but I didn´t believe it and I hadn't studied any Spanish ever. I left to Spain and hoped that everything goes fine.

I took a flight to Barcelona in the end of October and  gone to Zaragoza by train. My contact person was waiting for me at the station. The contact person changed three times and I didn´t who there was against me.  She took me to my flat,

I did my exchange period in the university hospital of Zaragoza , Spain in the clinic of general surgery in june 2006. I was a bit worried about my language skills, because I hadn't studied any Spanish ever, but I wanted to experience something new and completely different, and so I booked my flights and hoped for the best.

 

1. I was at the Hospital Marques de Valdecilla in Santander. It was about the same size as the hospital in Meilahti, but they had all specialities in th same building and not for example a different hospital for women or children.
2. There was a positive attitude towards us students (we were five students in my department, which was way too much!) but the doctors didn´t have time to give that much attention to us and especially not towards me who was the only one who didn´t speak spanish. Still everyone was very

I took my flight from Helsinki to Barcelona, spent my Sunday over there and at the evening I took a train to Sevilla. I hadn't booked my train and I almost didn't get to Sevilla because the train was full but fortunately I managed to get a train to Cordoba and from there to Sevilla, the trip took almost the same amount of time and money.

In Sevilla we lived in student dormitory. The place was nice, we lived three to four people in the same room and bathrooms were at the hallway. We got our breakfast over there every morning and during the days we