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SMF Ltd. runs the group's international business — the Western Balkans and South-East Europe. The group began in 1997.
The structure
Who answers for what is drawn clearly — so that from the first conversation you know whom you are negotiating with and who will sign the contract.
SMF Ltd.
Runs the group's international business: medical simulation, training and consulting outside Bulgaria. This company stands behind this website and is party to the contracts concluded through it.
J.S.EVRO
The Bulgarian market and the NESA neuromodulation programme. The company has worked with medical universities and hospitals in Bulgaria since 1997. SMF acquired J.S.EVRO four years ago.
The limits
We list the second as well. Anyone who claims to do everything usually does nothing to the end.
WE DO
WE DO NOT
SEVEN COUNTRIES · EIGHT LANGUAGES
We work in the client's language. Not because it sounds good, but because a conversation about a curriculum is not held in a third language.
References
The list grows only with institutions that have expressly consented to be named. That is why it is shorter than it could be.
MEDICAL UNIVERSITY OF PLEVEN
[Description of the collaboration — to be completed and agreed with the university before publication]
[Quotation from Prof. Dr D. Dimitrov, Rector — exact wording and written permission still to be obtained]
OTHER INSTITUTIONS
[Medical University of Sofia, Medical University of Varna and others — still to be established which of them agree to be named]
Until consent is in hand, no name appears here. A reference without permission is not a reference.
How we work
01
No claim without a source
Every figure on this site comes from a manufacturer's factsheet or from a publication. It is checkable — which is why we print the DOI.
02
Gaps are shown
Where the manufacturer publishes no figure, a dash stands. Where there is no permission for a reference, there is no name. We do not write guesses.
03
The assessment is separate from the quotation
First a written opinion on the need — including “not yet”. The quotation follows afterwards, as a separate document.
The first one costs nothing and commits you to nothing — in your language.
