South Korea Needs More Doctors. Here’s Why Trainees Are Threatening a Walkout ...Middle East

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South Korean trainee doctors opposing a government plan to drastically increase the number of people who can seek a medical degree threatened to resign in a move that could shake the health-care system. [time-brightcove not-tgx=”true”] Interns and residents at five major general hospitals groups, including Seoul National University Hospital, plan to submit their letters of resignations en masse Monday and walk off the job at 6 a.m. the following day, Park Dan, head of the Korea Intern Resident Association said in a Facebook post Friday. The walkout is planned by 2,700 trainee doctors, who account for 37% of the total doctors at the hospitals and are the core of physicians on

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