68.9% of South Koreans prefer gradual increase in medical school admissions over a drastic rise, according to a survey.

A survey in South Korea indicates that 68.9% of respondents favor a gradual increase in medical school admissions, rather than a drastic rise. The Yoon Suk Yeol administration plans to add 2,000 seats annually over five years to address a doctor shortage, but faces strong opposition from trainee doctors, who argue it jeopardizes education quality. Additionally, 65% of survey participants want adjustments to the quota plan, with 64.5% expressing concern about the healthcare crisis.

September 02, 2024
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