there’s a better option. Why duplicate standardization? MDC supervise final part 1 and 2 in all medical school in Ghana. So why do they have to bring another exams and price it at 2050gh? Cant they just strengthen the supervision, standardization and regulatory in the final exam?
The many years of training and exams couldn’t ensure quality standards but it’s another exam after they’ve passed all your previous that will? How does it make sense? #ReThinkTheCREMDC
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The Federation of Ghana Medical Students’ Associations (FGMSA) has opposed the proposed mandatory Common Registration Examination for locally trained doctors, arguing that it duplicates existing examinations already required for medical graduates.
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The Federation of Ghana Medical Students Association, FGMSA has called for reconsideration of the Medical and Dental Council Common Registration Examination intended to standardize medical practice.
This afternoon, I join Hello 101.5 FM to discuss FGMSA’s position on the MDC Common Registration Examination.
Our concern is not with standards. It is with duplication.
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If a medical graduate has already proved their competence in their university’s final qualifying exams supervised by MDC, what does examining that competence twice achieve?
We’re asking the MDC a question Ghana deserves an answer to.
Read FGMSA’s case👇🏾
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finals part 2 on 19th-30th october dem go come supervise dem finish dem say naaah you no satisfy mdc criteria so register CRE and sit for our exams. Like how?🤣🤣🤣
These elders went through the same system and all of a sudden they want a standardized exam
I mean the idea is great but how does it change current practices? What have they seen over the yrs to merit this? Poor patient care? What? Cos the exams you write in that sch nbs
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