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President Moon Jae-in / Yonhap NewsRegarding President Moon Jae-in’s remarks against government policy and giving a message of comfort to nurses protecting the medical field amid doctors going on a mass strike, independent lawmaker Hong Joon-pyo said : “Now, doctors and nurses are also dividing because they are not enough to divide people. “One” and sharply established a confrontation.
On the 3rd, Congressman Hong posted a post on his Facebook page, saying, “I thought Trump’s tweet was very childish, but President Moon’s Facebook post is a children’s article that really is breaking news.” .
At the same time, Congressman Hong raised the day by saying, “Stop getting off,” and said, “It’s not like a president.”
Previously, President Moon was at the center of the controversy by posting a post on Day 2 saying that it is unfortunate that the work of nurses is increasing due to incidents such as a new coronavirus infection (Corona 19).
The expressions “there is a situation in which we have to bear the burden of doctors who go on strike for a long time” or “most of the nurses are dedicated to preventing Corona 19” gave the feeling that the doctor and the nurse were separated .
Even the nurses who are the subject of President Moon’s “ comment ” also expressed discomfort with the article. Unlike the Korean Nursing Association, the ‘Young Nursing Society’, which has supported strikes by doctors, said: “Thank you for knowing the hard work of nurses. If you desperately need medical personnel, protect them from medical personnel. current”.
On that day, President Moon said on Facebook: “I comfort the nurses who are quietly monitoring the medical field to which the doctors have gone, and express my deep gratitude and respect for their dedication and hard work.”
Furthermore, “the unfortunate news that medical personnel who were unable to remove their protective clothing at the outdoor screening clinics fell during the latest heat wave resonated with people’s hearts.” “They expressed themselves as medical personnel, but people know very well that most of them were nurses.” He also wrote an expression to the effect that the majority of medical personnel fighting for the treatment of infectious diseases (Corona 19) were ‘nurses’.
Independent Representative Hong Jun-pyo / Yonhap NewsAs controversy over President Moon’s post grew, more than 10,000 comments were poured onto President Moon’s Facebook page. There was also content that thanked the nurses for their hard work, but there was also a lot of criticism that it was unreasonable to express to the medical staff who worked hard for Corona 19 as nurses and doctors.
Also, there was a controversy that the timing of the article was also subtle. While the medical association is attacking the government expansion of medical school fees and the establishment of public medical schools, it is noted that political intentions have multiplied by singling out nurses to praise their hard work.
There were also opinions that the president, who had to tell everyone, misunderstood that the account was hacked because he published such an article. In the comments, netizens said: “I thought it was an account hack”, “I doubt that the head of a country wrote this article”, “If you were grateful, wouldn’t it be correct to thank all the medical staff?”, “Even if the president divides the camp this way. Can I do it?” And so on.
The nurses were also uncomfortable with President Moon’s comments. Through the official Facebook of the day, the community of young nurses said: “If you desperately need medical staff, protect your current medical staff first.” “Poor work, aggravated work environment and emotional labor were not suddenly caused by the collective actions of the doctors.” Indicated.
In addition, he emphasized, “Also, the way to reduce the difficulties of nurses is not to increase the nursing faculties or local nurses,” he said. “Please listen to the voice of the real nurse, not the nursing association.” It can be interpreted as a criticism of public medical schools and the expansion of medical schools currently promoted by the government.
Even considering that President Moon’s remarks were intended to encourage nurses to keep vacant physician positions, it is also pointed out that the article was factually wrong. President Moon said, “People are well aware that the majority of (Corona 19 medical personnel) were nurses.” However, according to the Central Headquarters for Security and Disaster Countermeasures, the voluntary medical personnel who entered the Corona 19 quarantine on the cumulative basis of June 1 The number of doctors was 1,790 doctors, 1,563 nurses and nursing assistants and 466 other personnel, including clinical pathologists.
There is also the possibility that the government, which has been in dialogue with this “recommendation for the hard work of nurses,” could negatively affect negotiations in the medical field. As the medical community has begun to come to terms with the government, the position could intensify opposition from doctors. An official from the Korean Medical Association said: “Some doctors have taken it as a nuance that seems to be increasing drugs in the field,” and said: “Some say that it is too much for doctors to talk about Corona 19 in the way that they do not do anything”.
