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10% Med Admissions Cut
The Doctors’ Syndicate called for a 10% reduction in admissions to medical schools and a halt to new admissions at faculties that have not established their university hospitals. It also called for implementation of the Supreme Council of Universities’ recommendation to suspend admissions at those faculties starting next academic year. The Syndicate warned that increasing student numbers without providing the necessary teaching and training resources—particularly internship training places, following the extension of the internship period to two years—could undermine graduates’ preparation and the quality of healthcare services. It also urged that admissions be tied to actual capacity, that the causes of doctors’ emigration be addressed, and decided to write to the prime minister to outline the risks of expansion.
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