Frank Serebour, speaking to Citi News warned that this practice could lead to a reduction in the standards and quality of medical training and practice.
.Serebour emphasized the need for quality training and the maintenance of standards in the healthcare sector, expressing his dissatisfaction with the creation of new medical schools.
.He advocated for the adoption of the external teaching size concept, which he believes would ensure that standards are maintained, quality is ensured, and good numbers are achieved.
.And that for me would ensure that standards are maintained, quality is ensured and even good numbers, and it is also easy and cheap and it’s better than you converting every regional hospital into a teaching hospital or medical school.”
.The MP for Bekwai and First Deputy Speaker of Ghana’s Parliament, Joseph Osei-Owusu, expressed excitement about the collaboration, stating that the training of medical students is a necessity and that they are willing to expand with the availability of funds.
Rita Akosua Dickson, Vice Chancellor for KNUST, also emphasized the importance of maintaining standards in medical education, as health professionals play a crucial role in taking care of the population.
When you can’t speak, they’ll decide what to do with you and me so we better ensure that the standards are kept.”
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