According to CCTV News, 7,000 interns and resident doctors have recently faced the severe consequences of revocation of their physician licenses due to their off-the-job behavior, which has attracted widespread attention from all walks of life. This is not only a professional betrayal, but also a serious challenge to the stability of the healthcare system. The Ministry of Health and Welfare of South Korea has a clear attitude on this matter, and the second official Park Min-su stressed at a press conference on March 4 that he will resolutely safeguard the medical order and the rights and interests of patients.
Park Minshou said that ** will be on standby, check the attendance of doctors on the spot, and deal with it in strict accordance with laws and principles. For those who are at the heart of the mass resignation and departure movement that has caused chaos in the medical field, we will take decisive and tough measures and will not tolerate them. He stressed that if the relevant interns and residents ignore the reinstatement order, they will face severe penalties of at least three months of revocation of their medical licenses. This means that they will not be able to meet the time requirements for professional training, and the time to obtain a full-time medical qualification will be delayed for more than a year. Worse still, this administrative sanction and its reasons will be documented and will become a heavy burden for their future employment, which may have a long-term negative impact on their careers.
This incident once again reminds us that doctors, as a sacred profession that saves lives and helps the wounded, cannot be ignored. They shoulder the heavy responsibility of safeguarding human life and health, and any behavior that deviates from the professional spirit will be severely punished by the law and widely condemned by society. We call on doctors to keep in mind their professional mission, abide by professional ethics, and contribute to the cause of human health. At the same time, we also hope that all sectors of society can give more understanding and support to doctors, and jointly maintain the stability of the medical system and the rights and interests of patients.
Editor: Miss Rabbit.