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Osama Hamdi on Private Medical Costs
Dr. Osama Hamdy, a professor of diabetes at Harvard University, criticized the rising expenses of private medical colleges in Egypt and expressed increasing concern about the impact of current expansion on the quality of education and the reputation of Egyptian physicians. He confirmed that the expansion of these colleges has led to pressure on university hospitals, lowered admission standards, and caused more distraction among faculty members, resulting in weaker training quality. He also pointed out that the increasing tuition costs deepen social inequality and threaten the level of medical graduates. He called for limiting admissions in public and national universities to Egyptian students and for establishing conditions to admit international students in private colleges that own independent teaching hospitals.
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