”I won't live as a doctor in Korea, I'll go abroad”... Young doctors even say things like this = South Korea

``I don't want to work as a doctor in Korea anymore.'' A recent survey in South Korea revealed that there has been a sudden increase in the number of young doctors thinking about not practicing as doctors.
In fact, the idea that doctors are going abroad is a hot topic that comes up every time there is controversy over increasing the number of doctors. In addition, medical students overseas
In order to make use of the certification, it is necessary to go through a separate acquisition process. On the 15th, the office of Shin Hyun-young, a member of the Democratic Party (opposition), recently announced that 1,733 young doctors, such as medical students and interns,
According to the results of a questionnaire survey of people, only 400 (23%) out of 1,733 respondents said they planned to practice clinically as a doctor in South Korea. In addition, medical
Before the announcement of an increase in faculty numbers, the figure was 97%. This means that when the government announced that it would increase the number of doctors, the government announced its intention to ``in that case, I would choose to work overseas rather than domestically'' as a counter-payment.
It is. When asked, ``Who do you think should take the lead in resolving the medical crisis'' caused by the policy to increase the number of medical staff?
It was 23%. The approval rating for the government and power of the people (ruling party) also fell significantly. At the time of the 2022 presidential election, 71% of respondents said they supported the power of the people, but in this general election
The proportion supporting the power of the people plummeted to 1%. Only 132 people, or 7.6%, said they would engage in medical practice in the community. I answered that I would apply as a major in the unpopular essential medical field.
Among young doctors, only 2.8%. Rep. Shin said, ``The phenomenon of avoiding essential medical care is becoming more and more serious with the backlash in the field, and patients will bear the brunt of this, so we need to take measures to sort out the catastrophe.
We must provide a forum for the government, the medical community, the political community, and the public to come together to reach a compromise as soon as possible.''