"Concerns were not unfounded" 3 out of 10 private practitioners holding dual positions are in Oriental medicine or nursing hospitals

‌"Concerns were not unfounded" According to a report by Kyunghyang Shinmun, more than 3 out of 10 private practitioners who took on dual positions following the government's temporary permission measure were found to be working at Oriental medicine hospitals and nursing hospitals. This result is completely different from the government's intended purpose of introducing the system to fill the gap in essential medical personnel. The Korean Medical Association stated, "The medical community's concerns were not unfounded," adding, "This is a clear example of how policies designed at a desk are disconnected from the actual medical field"...
So because they allow doctors to work two jobs due to a shortage, they're heading to Oriental medicine hospitals that pay more lol. This is truly ridiculous lmao
Wouldn't it be solved if they just closed all the Oriental medicine colleges and converted them into regional medical schools or something? They're totally missing the mark.
But I didn't know that MDs actually treat patients in Oriental medicine hospitals. MDs must be expensive to hire, so Oriental medicine hospitals must be making a lot of money.