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> the lack of market incentives means that we don't train enough medics. I don't think so; the number of medics we train in the UK is mainly controlled by the
by denton-scratch 3y ago
> the lack of market incentives means that we don't train enough medics.
I don't think so; the number of medics we train in the UK is mainly controlled by the medical colleges.
- b800h 3y agoThat makes my point doesn't it?
- denton-scratch 3y agoOK, I supose it does, in the sense that market incentives is one way we might get more doctors trained. But on the other hand the market incentives are plainly there; plenty more people want to train as doctors, than there are training places. That is, the market incentives don't seem to be working to increase training places.