#AntiR #RepostingAnOldOne The quality of medical graduates and undergraduates in the last fifteen and the next ten years will define healthcare in India. Only merit, skill compassion and perseverance is needed to make a good doctor. But do students with these attributes attain medical education or become doctors? Many don’t and a few who can afford the very high fee structure of a private medical college go through a period of training which is sub optimal or insufficient as compared to government institutions. Further the private colleges themselves lay lesser stress on merit that decreases the intellectual level of the peer group. So if the country wants a healthy and uncorrupted healthcare system, care must be taken to identify genuine candidates and give them medical seats irrespective of their caste , religion state and economic status. Further doctors for social and educational development can go to both govt run and private schools and scan for such eligible candidates. Medical education should be uniform free of reservation and affordable to deserving candidates and this is possible only if it is centralised and transparent. Furthermore uniform pay packages better quality of life at the post graduation and training level and overseas training opportunities will give society better doctors. P.S- Being a medical student myself, I wrote this down keeping only the field of Medicine in my mind. But, Things are just the same for any other stream as well.
Posted on: Sat, 23 Aug 2014 10:11:20 +0000
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