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Doctors' Leader Cautions on Medical College Growth
The article discusses the warning issued by the President of the Egyptian Medical Syndicate, Dr. Osama Abdel Hady, regarding the unchecked expansion of medical colleges across the country. He warns that this could lead to repeating the problems experienced in other sectors such as pharmacy and dentistry, ultimately threatening the quality of the profession and healthcare services. The article examines the challenges associated with the new medical education system "5+2," such as its misalignment with faculty members' perspectives and the increasing number of internship doctors without adequate training environments, which leads to overcrowding and limits opportunities for specialization and training. It also highlights ongoing issues related to internship assignments, the residency movement, and the lack of an increase in training positions despite the rising number of graduates. The Egyptian Medical Syndicate is actively working to address these challenges through the organization of workshops, discussions on admission rules for medical faculties—especially those in international universities—and regulations regarding physicians' media presence, all aimed at finding effective solutions to improve the profession's status and the quality of medical education and training.
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