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Physicians' training must remain professional
The Chief of Doctors clarified that the training courses necessary for obtaining a license to practice will not pose a financial burden on doctors. He emphasized that the relevant authorities are committed to providing these courses at low costs or through the employers. He confirmed that the courses will be approved by official entities such as the Egyptian Medical Council and the syndicate, and that the number of courses will be limited to essential training, including life support and professional ethics. He also stressed that turning these courses into a costly business is a red line, with guarantees that they will be available in approved locations to ensure quality. The goal is to keep costs reasonable for doctors and avoid imposing significant financial burdens on them.
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