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Presidential office rules out deferring med school admissions increase – The Korea Times

Presidential office rules out deferring med school admissions increase – The Korea Times
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Presidential office rules out deferring med school admissions increase

Presidential office rules out deferring med school admissions increase
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Shift in stance? Ministry leaves room for dialogue over med student hike

Suggesting a shift in its adamant stance over the medical student quota, the Korean government said Monday it was ready for talks “open-mindedly” with doctors, urging the medical community to bring in proposals based on scientific evidence and logic. “(The decision) to add 2,000 new slots in the medical school enrollment quota was determined through scientific research examined carefully. (But) to r.

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Emergency medical services at risk of collapse due to prolonged walkout by trainee doctors

Struggling for nearly two months amid the absence of junior doctors, most major emergency medical centers in Seoul have limited operations due to tight staffing, and emergency physicians have warned of following suit if the ongoing standoff over the medical school admission quota hike remains unresolved.

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Gov t-doctors negotiations may begin in earnest after elections

The government and doctors are signaling apparent willingness to move toward negotiations to find a breakthrough in their protracted confrontation over the policy to raise the number of medical students by 2,000 next year.

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