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The government and the medical community, who are in conflict over the plan to expand medical school fees, ran in parallel on Day 1, urging each other to make a decision. However, both sides continue to emphasize the importance of dialogue to avoid a catastrophe.
(Seoul = News 1)Prime Minister Jeong Sye-gyun met with reporters at the government office in Seoul this morning and asked the strikers to return to the scene as soon as possible, saying, “Now that 10 seniors are charged, the government does not want them to be punish or even a doctor. ” did. When asked if the government could drop the accusation, he explained: “It is difficult to say anything explicitly at the moment,” but explained: “Please accept the implications of the phrase ‘I wish not a single doctor was sacrificed'” . did.
The government also canceled the schedule for on-site investigations in the emergency room and intensive care unit of training hospitals in the non-metropolitan area. The day before, the government postponed the national exam for doctors (national exam), which was scheduled to start on day 1, for a week. The level of response decreased for two consecutive days. At the same time, they lobbied the decisions of the medical community, such as the Korean Medical Association (Daejeon Association). Prime Minister Chung said: “The government has confirmed and announced that the national exam for doctors has been delayed for a week. He said, “It’s like reaching out again,” he said. “Since the government and the National Assembly have come out to create an advisory body, it seems that only the decision of the Daejeon Association or the medical community remains.”
On the morning of the 1st, Park Ji-hyun, Chairman of the Emergency Response Committee of the Korea Senior Council, announces the inauguration of the Young Doctors Emergency Response Committee of the Seoul Metropolitan Medical Association in Dangsan-dong, Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul, as well as the position on the strike. 2020.9.1 © News1 On this day, the Daejeon Association Emergency Response Committee formed an Emergency Response Committee for ‘Young Doctors’ with the emergency response committee of the full-time medical council and the Medical College Student Association. and the Korean School of Medicine (medical school). Great doctors, full-time doctors (fellows) and medical students from all over the country are solidarity and solidarity.
On the morning of this morning, the young non-captain doctor held a press conference at the Seoul Medical Association in Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul, and said, “Please withdraw the policy so that the patient can return to the patient and promise reconsider origin in an organization that can gather expert opinions. ” The press conference was also attended by the so-called senior moderate, who opposed the continuation of the strike and resigned from the Daejeon Cooperative Committee. Regarding the postponement of the postponement of the doctor for a week, the University Association of Medicine announced that there will be no changes in the group behavior of medical students, such as the refusal of the national office and the license of the alliance. At the same time, as a condition of stopping the strike, the non-confrontation commission focused on “consideration” rather than “withdrawal” of government policy. Former spokesman Kim Ji-sung explained, “Although the government is difficult to withdraw, it is the reason why we are anxious that it cannot stipulate the original discussion.” It is interpreted as a step back from the atmosphere of insisting on the expression of withdrawal.
Doctors from the main university hospitals continued to act in groups such as the resignation group. According to Jeonbuk National University Hospital, that day, the commander’s 181 people submitted their resignations from the hospital. Eleven public officials from the National Law Hospital also signed the resignation, saying: “The government asks to withdraw the policies related to public health.” The statement of support from the power to strike continues. Every medical school, including Konkuk University, Inje University, Chung-Ang University, and Chonbuk National University, and medical school professors issued a statement saying they supported the students.
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