[100-minute discussion] - <What should we do with the patient?>
2024-06-19 00:41:04
Last February, residents left the hospital in opposition to the government's announcement to increase the number of medical schools and the essential medical policy package.
There is a widespread outlook in the medical community that there is little chance of residents returning in the future, and there are concerns about a full-scale medical crisis under our medical system, which is highly dependent on residents.
The government believes that the problem of 'shortage of doctors' is bigger and has pushed for an increase of 2,000, while the medical community sees the 'problem of distribution' as the key.
Today on MBC's "'Super Strong Confrontation' Ui*jeong.. What to do with the patient?", Nam In-soon, a member of the National Assembly's Health and Welfare Committee, Democratic Party member Nam In-soon, Korean Medical Association spokeswoman Choi Anna, Professor Emeritus Baek Sun-young of the Catholic University of Korea's School of Medicine, Park Min-sook, Vice-Chairman of the Health and Medical Workers' Union, and Song Ki-min, Chairman of the Health and Medical Services Committee of the Citizens' Coalition for Economic Justice. He will appear on the show to examine the legislative conflict situation, which is heading toward a major crisis amid patients' anxiety, and discuss intensively about where to find a way out and the direction of medical reform.
