Arbitration proposal from medical community to increase staff by 1,004 people over 10 years = South Korea

Instead of the government's plan to increase the number of admissions at medical schools in South Korea by 2,000 people every year for five years, the medical community has proposed increasing the number of students at Korean medical schools by 1,004 people every year for 10 years.
According to the industry, Hong Seung-bong, chairman of the Korean Epilepsy Center Association, sent an email to the media on the 19th saying, ``The government's five years,
Instead of a plan to increase the number of medical schools by 2,000 people, we will adjust the speed by increasing the number of medical schools by 1,004 people for 10 years, which is the average of the medical school capacity in the United States, Japan, and Taiwan, which have similar medical systems to South Korea, and after five years, increase the number of medical schools to essential medical care and rural areas.
"Let's re-evaluate the medical situation and decide again whether to increase or decrease the capacity of medical schools." Opinions on the appropriate medical school capacity vary widely among the government, medical organizations, and health experts, and the medical system is similar to that of South Korea.
His advice is that we need to refer to the current situation in similar countries. He emphasized that the government's decision to adjust the pace while increasing the number of people by 1,004 is not a setback for medical reform. He said, “Arbitration proposal
According to the government, the 5,000 medical school admissions that will increase over the five years starting in 2025 is only 2.5% of the 200,000 doctors who will enter the workforce in 10 to 20 years.'' be considerate
"There is no such thing, so specialists can agree on it." Chairman Hong is the chairman of the Professor Council of Sungkyunkwan University Medical School, and last month, 54.8% of the survey respondents affiliated with the Sungkyunkwan University School of Medicine reported an increase of more than 350.
The results were announced in favor of the members. However, regarding this proposal, it has been made clear that it is not the opinion of the Sungkyunkwan University School of Medicine Faculty Council.