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PETALING JAYA: The lack of representation especially among junior doctors and healthcare workers in the Healthcare Work Culture Improvement Task Force (HWCITF) raises concerns among healthcare groups that the evaluation and recommendation reports might not fully reflect the reality.

The Russia-Ukraine war is likely to push Indian students to explore the options for MBBS in the countries like Bangladesh, Nepal, Spain, Germany, Kyrgyzstan and the UK because of the lower cost of medical course there.

The Russia-Ukraine war is likely to push Indian students to explore the options for MBBS in the countries like Bangladesh, Nepal, Spain, Germany, Kyrgyzstan and the UK because of the lower cost of medical course there.

Rules do not permit transfer of students from foreign university to Indian colleges

The Russia-Ukraine war is likely to push Indian students to explore the options for MBBS in the countries like Bangladesh, Nepal, Spain, Germany, Kyrgyzstan and the UK because of the lower cost of medical course there.Ukraine is a popular ...

But now all Indian students in Ukraine are forced to return home in the middle of their courses.

Australian-trained doctors living overseas are treating patients in rural and regional New South Wales, to curb the bush doctor shortage

The IMA's Junior Doctors Network has written to Union Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya demanding fast-tracking of the court hearing to expedite NEET-PG 2021 counseling.

In a novel way to register their protest over the delay in NEET-PG 2021 counselling, several resident doctors in Delhi on Tuesday threw flowers on security barricades, and clanged utensils and clapped in front of the Nirman Bhawan here, saying they were symbolically "returning" the adulation showered on them for being Covid warriors.

Gunnedah Shire Council is continuing to work with health representatives within the state and community to look at answers for GP and health service