South Korea will deploy military doctors to fill medical gaps

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China, March 11. According to Yonhap News Agency, in the event of a collective strike by inpatients and interns, the South Korean government will dispatch military doctors and public health doctors from the 11th to make up for medical vacancies, while continuing to send notice of revocation of licenses to doctors who have left their posts.

According to news from the South Korean government and medical circles on the 11th, the South Korean Ministry of Health and Welfare (MOHW) will dispatch 20 military doctors and 138 public health doctors to 20 hospitals across the country. These medical staff are mainly responsible for surgeries on severe and emergency patients to alleviate problems such as delayed medical treatment.

On the other hand, South Korea’s Ministry of Welfare will this week issue a notice of license revocation to residents and interns who fail to comply with the work order. South Korea’s Ministry of Welfare has sent notices to doctors who have left their posts since the 5th, and the delivery is expected to be completed as early as the beginning of this week. According to the notice, the doctor who received the notice must provide his opinion before March 25, otherwise the government will treat him as having no opinion and impose disciplinary sanctions based on his authority.

The results of a written inspection of 100 internship hospitals across the country by the South Korean Ministry of Welfare showed that as of 11 a.m. on the 8th, a total of 11994 interns and residents were absent, accounting for 929% of the total.