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The article discusses the stance of the Medical Syndicate regarding the expansion of private medical colleges. The syndicate's deputy explained that most colleges without university hospitals cannot be accredited or have their graduates accepted, in order to ensure the quality of training and clinical examinations for students. He clarified that the law requires the establishment of a university hospital within three years of the college's founding, and that all public medical colleges have affiliated hospitals, whereas only a few private and independent colleges have their own hospitals. The new educational system, which integrates clinical training from the first year, was praised for ensuring better preparedness of students. He also emphasized the importance of not granting licenses to colleges that lack hospitals from the outset, in order to maintain the quality standards of the profession.
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