Daejeon Association, a round table conference for all specialties at 1:00 pm … Important crossroads in medical rejection

The Korean Medical Association (Daejeon Association) organizes an online conference for all specialties at 1pm on the 7th. This meeting is expected to be a major crossroads in the denial of medical treatment for the elder who has been on the 18th.

Daejeon Hyup Emergency Response Committee Chairman Park Ji-hyun said via an internal notice the day before: “We will have a round table conference for all specialties at 1:00 pm on the 7th.

Previously, the Daejeon Association established a policy to lower the level of group action the day before the first stage (return of specialization, return of students and only perform one-person demonstration) and return to the field from 7 am on the day 7.

However, there was a backlash that some majors had to decide whether to stop the group action by a full vote, and the Daejeon Association withheld the plan to return.
The Daejeon Association has not yet canceled its return policy. The Daejeon Council is expected to present the background and reason for the decision to reserve the group’s action for refusal of medical treatment at this meeting and collect the views of the members. President Park said, “As the chair of the current meeting agreed and the agenda was approved at the general meeting of the majors It is correct to decide our actions within that decided agenda.”

President Park said through a live social networking service (SNS) the day before: “As the legal body, the Korean Medical Association (MMA) agreed to wrest an outburst from the government and the National Assembly, we stopped the collective action. “It is difficult to maintain the current group action as it is while leaving the negotiation field and detecting the cause that vanishes in the streets.”

However, in today’s older society, the suspension of denial of treatment and continued public opinion are in trouble, so there is a possibility that the demand for a full vote will be exploited at the meeting.

A senior doctor working at a university hospital in Seoul said: “Public opinion that group action should continue now seems to be more dominant.” “For this reason, it seems that it will be possible to discuss whether a full vote should be held.”

On the other hand, medical students and full-time doctors, who formed the ‘No Capital of Young Doctors’ together with their main doctors, are also deciding whether to continue group action through a procedure to collect opinions.

The Korean Medical University Medical College Student Association (Association of Medical Universities) decided to keep up the fight against the refusal of the national medical exam by holding a representative meeting of candidates from 40 universities the day before.

“Many affiliates were angered by the unstable political action of the Ministry of Health and Welfare and the ruling party, even after the agreement between the Medical College and the Party government,” the Medical College said. “The Association maintains the collective action according to the opinions of its members.”

Korea’s full-time council also voted for the entire hospital to establish a return policy for each hospital. Some full-time doctors in some hospitals, including Seoul National University Hospital, will return to work from this day on.

A full-time doctor working at a university hospital in Seoul said: “Public opinion on the maintenance and suspension of the strike (refusal of treatment) is about half and a half, so the return or not will vary depending on Hospital”. “We respect the choices of the medical students and I am thinking about whether it will help in the fight.”