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South Korean Trainee Doctors Protest Government's Quota Plan - Vimarsana News

South Korean Trainee Doctors Protest Government's Quota Plan

Some 2,700 trainee doctors are planning to walk off the job on Monday in a move that could shake the health care system.

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S Korean doctors protest scheme to boost admissions - Vimarsana News

S Korean doctors protest scheme to boost admissions

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Govt. to expand telemedicine services if trainee doctors go ahead with strike - Vimarsana News

Govt. to expand telemedicine services if trainee doctors go ahead with strike

The health ministry said Thursday that it will fully expand telemedicine services and mobilize assistant nurses if a major association of trainee doctors pushes ahead with a nationwide strike in protest of a plan to boost the number of medical students. Tension between doctors and the government has grown over last week's decision to add 2,000 to the country's medical school enrollment quota next year, a sh...

Doctors, med students step up protests against med school quota hike - Vimarsana News

Doctors, med students step up protests against med school quota hike

Doctors and medical students are elevating their protests against the government’s plan to raise the annual enrollment quota at medical schools starting next year. Some junior doctors have already submitted a resignation letter or expressed a willingness to quit, while some medical students vowed to take a leave of absence en masse.

Ministry downplays risk of doctors' strike despite growing calls for action - Vimarsana News

Ministry downplays risk of doctors' strike despite growing calls for action

While medical circles have shown signs of momentum for collective action across the country, the Health Ministry on Thursday downplayed the possibility of them walking out of school campuses and jobs, saying it judges the likelihood of a full-scale joint action as “very low.” Second Vice Minister of Health and Welfare Park Min-soo said during Thursday’s press briefing that the ministry has seen no m...