CFM critica Enamed como 'OAB de m�dicos' e diz que governo atropelou debate sobre o tema

The Federal Medical Council (CFM) has strongly criticized a new government-issued measure that establishes the Enamed exam as a mandatory requirement for practicing medicine, comparing it to the OAB exam for lawyers. The CFM argues that this move undermines the council's authority and sidelines an equivalent proposal being deliberated in Congress. This clash highlights the tension between executive action and legislative processes in healthcare regulation, potentially impacting how medical education and practice are overseen in the country.