Private Doctors' Union Warns on Unchecked Medical Admissions
The article discusses the concern of the Coordinating Body of General Practitioners in the private sector regarding the poor state of medical education in Morocco. This is happening amid the ongoing establishment of new faculties of medicine, pharmacy, and dentistry without completing the necessary academic and pedagogical requirements. It emphasizes that improving the healthcare system requires enhancing the quality of training, providing the essential human resources and infrastructure, and calls for an independent assessment of the projects to establish these colleges, ensuring that the required conditions are met before expanding further.
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