World Medical Association statement: ``The government has caused an unprecedented crisis...We support the Medical Association'' = South Korea

The World Medical Association (WMA) has argued that the South Korean government's decision to increase the number of medical staff is a unilateral decision. It issued a statement in support of its member company, the Korean Medical Association (Mikyo).
On the 2nd, I looked at the website of the World Medical Association and found that the organization had posted a statement the day before with the title, ``We strongly support the Medical Association from the crisis brought on by the government.''
``The Medical Association believes that the government's claims against doctors who resist the government's policies were not fully consulted with and agreed upon by the expert group.We defend the Medical Association and dignity, and we believe that the government's arguments against doctors who resist government policies were not fully consulted and agreed with. without
We reaffirm our commitment to the rights of doctors in the face of crisis." He continued, ``The government's decision to rapidly increase the number of medical schools is a unilateral decision with no solid basis, and it will cause confusion in the medical community.''
did. The actions taken by the government ignore the harsh reality of interns and trainees who face constant burnout from long hours, low wages and negative media portrayals due to misinformation.
"There is," he claimed. The World Medical Association is comprised of 114 medical organizations around the world, including the Korean Medical Association. On the other hand, the Medical Association used expressions such as ``freedom and human rights oppression'' regarding the police raid.
The government responded by saying, ``This measure is not intended to put pressure on doctors.'' On this day, Park Min-soo, second vice minister of the Ministry of Health and Welfare, told reporters, ``Some medical professionals are worried about the government's medical reforms.
He has embarked on illegal collective action by insisting on revocation, and is abetting and abetting the collective action of his juniors. The medical cooperative's home was raided after the Ministry of Health and Welfare complained, and the investigative authorities, the police, investigated the illegal collection.
"This is a measure to accurately confirm who is leading the group's actions and to what extent they are complicit." He also asserted, ``This is in no way a measure to threaten the Medical Association or put pressure on doctors as a whole.''
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