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Dr. Walid Al-Ma’ani on Regulating Medical Student Intake
Former Minister of Education and Higher Education, Dr. Walid Al-Ma'ani, clarified that his opposition to increasing the number of admitted students to Jordanian medical colleges is based on the necessity of maintaining the quality of training and the students' future. He emphasized that expanding admissions without providing the necessary infrastructure, especially hospitals and clinical training facilities, harms students' skills and diminishes their practical competence. He also pointed out that increasing the numbers could lead to a rise in doctor unemployment rates, representing a waste of the country's resources and contributing to the brain drain of skilled professionals. He clarified that the issue is not in the overall shortage of doctors, but rather in the uneven geographical and specialization distribution. He affirmed that controlling the numbers helps protect patients, improve the quality of healthcare, and secure a better future for students.
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