German Medical Association emphasizes key role of foreign doctors
The President of the German Medical Association, Klaus Reinhardt, warned against exploiting the shortage of doctors in rural areas for political purposes, especially by the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, which links the doctor shortage to the issue of medical migration and calls for restrictive measures. He emphasized that foreign doctors are now essential, as many work in hospitals and clinics and occupy leadership positions. He also highlighted that medicine is a global science that connects specialists around the world. Additionally, he pointed out the increasing difficulty in finding doctors in certain areas, downplaying exaggerated slogans calling for a change in medical education policies. Reinhardt underscored the need for job opportunities for foreign doctors in order to meet demand and improve healthcare services.
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