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Korean government tries both carrots and sticks to get doctors back to work

The government is racing to enact new legislation on malpractice suits while also brandishing threats of criminal complaints against doctors

South koreaPusan gwangyoksiSouth koreanCho kyoo hongYoon suk yeolHealth ministryKorean medical associationMinistry of healthSouth korean president yoon suk yeolWelfare cho kyoo hongKorean medicalMedical service actLim jae heeCheon ho sung

Korean government tries both carrots and sticks to get doctors back to work

The government is racing to enact new legislation on malpractice suits while also brandishing threats of criminal complaints against doctors

Pusan gwangyoksiSouth koreaSouth koreanCho kyoo hongYoon suk yeolHealth ministryKorean medical associationMinistry of healthSouth korean president yoon suk yeolWelfare cho kyoo hongKorean medicalMedical service actLim jae heeCheon ho sung

Seoul empowers nurses as doctors strike continues

Bringing Taiwan to the World and the World to Taiwan

Soult ukpyolsiSouth koreaSouth koreanYoon suk yeolCho kyoo hongJoongang ilboMembers of the korean healthNational university hospitalKorean cancer patients rights councilWorker unionKorean healthMedical worker unionKorean ministerWelfare cho kyoo hongSecond vice ministerWelfare park min soo

Korea to hike med school admissions with hope of adding 10,000 doctors by 2035

The move to begin admitting an additional 2,000 med students starting next year has been met with opposition from physicians groups like the Korean Medical Association, which has announced plans for a general strike

Cheju doSouth koreaSoult ukpyolsiYoon suk yeolCho kyoo hongMinistry of healthJeju national universityWelfare ministryKorean medical associationPublic healthMinistry of educationPresident yoon suk yeolWelfare cho kyoo hongMedical serviceLim jae heeKim mi na

Korea to hike med school admissions with hope of adding 10,000 doctors by 2035

The move to begin admitting an additional 2,000 med students starting next year has been met with opposition from physicians groups like the Korean Medical Association, which has announced plans for a general strike

South koreaSoult ukpyolsiCheju doYoon suk yeolCho kyoo hongJeju national universityMinistry of healthMinistry of educationKorean medical associationPublic healthWelfare ministryPresident yoon suk yeolWelfare cho kyoo hongMedical serviceLim jae heeKim mi na

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