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Doctors Warn on Intake
The Egyptian Medical Syndicate wrote to Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly, warning that increasing medical school admissions without providing the necessary educational and training resources would overcrowd internship placements, weaken hands-on training, and reduce graduates’ competence—threatening the quality of healthcare. It called for admissions to be tied to actual capacity, for new admissions to be halted at schools that have not established university hospitals, and for intake to be cut by 10%, in line with the recommendation of the Medical Sector Committee of the Supreme Council of Universities. The Syndicate added that addressing doctors’ emigration requires improving working conditions, pay, training opportunities, and the security of healthcare facilities—not increasing the number of graduates.
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