Al-Marsad newspaper: The writer and doctor, Dr. Shaher Al-Nahari, said that private health colleges graduate people who have never seen a patient.
He explained during an interview with the “Yahla” program broadcast on the Gulf Rotana channel, when we talk about a health staff, we are talking about a complex system, and many parties are responsible for this.
He continued, this system begins with the person himself when he is in his first studies, so is he prepared so that he becomes one of those in whose hands a human life is placed, indicating that they must be prepared for the subjects that they can study and the hobby of working in such works.
And he added, if the operation is just money, I can pay for the college, and become a doctor or a nurse, but this will not benefit the country and will bring us bad things.
He continued, “We see what happened 10 years ago and the number of those who graduated from medical institutes when they were at a lower level, a course of a year or a year and a half, and they were pumping, numbers to hospitals, but no one accepted them, because the person in charge of a hospital cannot put A human being with such capabilities should be responsible for human life.
He added, that the state stopped these institutes, and we started talking about health colleges, but also these private colleges are not fully qualified to play this role, noting that private colleges graduate people who have never seen a sick person.