Doctors accuse gov't of easing rules for foreign-trained medical graduates

Groups of medical practitioners on Thursday voiced opposition to recent amendments to the Enforcement Rules of the Physicians Act, saying it would make it too easy for foreign-trained medical and dental graduates to take the Physician Examination in Taiwan.

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