Registration for intern appointments for pre-specialist doctors falls short of deadline = South Korea

Although the registration period (April 2nd) for intern appointments for pre-specialist doctors (residents) has ended, there is still no change in the medical world, and the worries of seriously ill patients are only increasing.
According to the Korean medical community and the Ministry of Health and Welfare (the Ministry of Health and Welfare) on the 3rd, pre-specialist doctors who passed the internship this year must register for appointment with the Training Environment Evaluation Committee.
If not, he will not be able to take the training course to become a specialist from the first half of this year. An intern refers to the “youngest specialist doctor” who begins training after obtaining a medical license;
This is a common name for 1st year (1 year) and 3rd to 4th year resident. However, the intern appointment registration period ended yesterday, and the Ministry of Welfare revealed that the appointment registration rate counted as of yesterday was less than 10%.
Even pre-specialist doctors have refused to be appointed as interns and have not even registered. Those who were unable to register for intern appointment will not be able to train as interns in the first half of this year.
It's Noh. Training cannot begin until the first half of this year or March next year at the earliest. Prior to this, the Ministry of Welfare mentioned this fact and asked those scheduled to be appointed as interns this year to return to work.
urged. Despite this, all major doctors, including interns, are doing nothing. The major large hospitals in Seoul, known as the ``Big 5'', have also revealed that there is no sign of their specialty doctors returning to work.
I did it. Patients reacted with resignation, going beyond anger to the medical vacuum with no end in sight. Mr. A, a lung cancer patient in his 60s, who visited Sinchon Severance Hospital today, is suffering from prolonged illness.
``I'm already exhausted. It's better not to have any vain hopes,'' he said, ``If I die or my condition worsens due to this incident, I don't know if my fate will end here.'' I think so.”
I said. Mr. B, who was waiting in front of the CT room, said, ``My father-in-law is not feeling well, but I keep hearing about the doctor not coming back, so I'm getting worried.'' He added, ``I don't want the voices of patients and parents to reach the doctor.
It seems not. I felt that the specialist doctor was blocking my eyes and ears." Meanwhile, the presidential office announced yesterday that it would like to meet with the doctor and hear directly from him. The President's Office reported on the 2nd.
An announcement from the government's office stated, ``President Yoon Seo-gyeol wishes to meet and hear directly from the specialist doctor who is involved in the collective action,'' adding, ``The presidential office is always open to the people.''
Ta. However, the specialized medical organizations have not yet responded, and the possibility of this becoming a reality is currently low.