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Doctors' union calls for medical admission rule change
The Egyptian Medical Syndicate discussed the necessity of amending the admission policies for medical schools to ensure the quality of education and training. They emphasized unifying admission criteria for branches of international universities, equivalency programs, and international certifications, while warning against accepting students with only 50% grades, as this threatens the competency of doctors and the quality of healthcare services. The attendees underscored the importance of linking increased admissions to the availability of the necessary infrastructure, reviewing legislation to promote equal opportunities, and halting the acceptance of students into colleges that have not established university hospitals, to ensure the training of qualified and effective doctors. The recommendations will be forwarded to the House of Representatives and the government for review and implementation.
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