Seriously, it was said that it was biased towards doctors!
You get medical education and become a doctor. I don’t know who should evaluate this other than the doctor, but anyway, it’s a very, very big problem.
So, they say they are inserting patient groups and consumer groups into this monopoly system!
You may not know what the four vital signs are, but they say that patients and consumers evaluate the quality of ‘medical’ education so that they can grow into excellent doctors!
If those who do not care about the money-making treatment of medical men and seek only the noble spirit of sacrifice based on the Hydralisk Oath evaluate ‘medical’ education.
Now, there won’t be any weak intern majors who resign because they don’t see a future, there won’t be people who avoid taking vitals just to make money, and the medical accident rate will go down, right?
The Ministry of Education’s plan to increase the number of medical schools due to ignorance and not prepare to educate new medical students is crowded with many medical schools that are likely to fail the Korean Council of Medicine review. It seems that the increase in the number of medical schools by 2,000 will be blocked, so the Ministry of Education’s plan to first adjust the number of medical schools to suit its taste is absolutely unreasonable. Probably not
Anyway, let’s move towards the OECD medical average~