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<blockquote data-quote="gwnd1989" data-source="post: 21329068" data-attributes="member: 561835"><p>Nationalizing has some issues:</p><p>It will cost government more money, just look at the status of Rajarata and Eastern medical faculties. Don't you know the status of the state economy? First develop all the medical faculties atleast to the Colombo medical faculty standard and then talk about nationalizing private institutions. </p><p></p><p>And do you know the requirement of specialist doctors for the state hospitals? The money can be used to train MBBS doctors at postgraduate level. To develop postgraduate medical education within Sri Lanka.</p><p></p><p>Nationalizing is okay if all these issues are not there. But Sri Lanka is far from it.</p><p></p><p>It will discourage investors in the education sector. Nobody will want to invest.</p><p></p><p>" isn't it 1000 times better than just giving lectures to a bunch of rich brats in a vast lecture hall and pray that they learn medicine ?"</p><p>No you dont pray. You have exams. And those exams should be monitored by the government. Finals should be same as the government medical faculties. Should face act16 exam.</p><p>And even more rich brats go to Russia get MD and come here and write ACT16 and become doctors. There they dont pray.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="gwnd1989, post: 21329068, member: 561835"] Nationalizing has some issues: It will cost government more money, just look at the status of Rajarata and Eastern medical faculties. Don't you know the status of the state economy? First develop all the medical faculties atleast to the Colombo medical faculty standard and then talk about nationalizing private institutions. And do you know the requirement of specialist doctors for the state hospitals? The money can be used to train MBBS doctors at postgraduate level. To develop postgraduate medical education within Sri Lanka. Nationalizing is okay if all these issues are not there. But Sri Lanka is far from it. It will discourage investors in the education sector. Nobody will want to invest. " isn't it 1000 times better than just giving lectures to a bunch of rich brats in a vast lecture hall and pray that they learn medicine ?" No you dont pray. You have exams. And those exams should be monitored by the government. Finals should be same as the government medical faculties. Should face act16 exam. And even more rich brats go to Russia get MD and come here and write ACT16 and become doctors. There they dont pray. [/QUOTE]
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