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Albert Dorca Begins Second Term as COMA President After Ratification

The Col·legi Oficial de Metges d’Andorra ratified its board for another three years, highlighting past successes in tech upgrades and training while outlining goals for infrastructure and regulatory contributions.

Key Points

  • General assembly ratified Dorca and board on 17 September.
  • Past achievements: new management platform, website, intranet rollout, 30+ training events.
  • Statutes reform advanced and under review.
  • Future goals: improve doctor integration, support physicians, shape regulations.

Albert Dorca has started his second three-year term as president of the Col·legi Oficial de Metges d’Andorra (COMA), with the general assembly ratifying the board last week.

The leadership team—Dorca alongside Roser Bellmunt, Xavier Avellanet, Odile Sarroca, and Frank Garcia—gained approval during the 17 September session. Members reviewed key accomplishments from the prior mandate while setting out objectives for the period ahead.

Past efforts centred on operational upgrades, such as launching a new management platform, establishing the corporate website as the primary information channel, and preparing the intranet for full rollout this autumn. Infrastructure and service providers also received updates to meet ongoing demands.

Notable successes included training initiatives, with more than 30 events held and three editions of medical update sessions featuring over 40 national and international speakers. These fostered professional dialogue and knowledge sharing among members.

The board advanced a statutes reform, now under review to align with updated regulations and the current landscape of medical practice in Andorra.

Looking forward, the group aims to sustain institutional initiatives, contribute to shaping medical regulations and legislation, and enhance facilities. Specific goals involve streamlining the arrival of new doctors in Andorra, accelerating their integration, and delivering more responsive support to practising physicians.

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