The doctors taking part in the protest say the real issue is pay and working conditions, not the number of physicians.
So what is it really about?
The doctors taking part in the protest say the real issue is pay and working conditions, not the number of physicians.
So what is it really about?
Isn't admitting more students to medical schools a good thing? Or am I missing something?
More doctors > less scarcity > lower wages probably. I doubt it will mean less dehumanizingly long shifts.
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