Foreign trained doctor failure rate at MDCN exams.

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Isaac Ajewole

Result of MDCN exam released shows that 246 foreign trained doctors out of 600 passed their examination and were inducted.

Some of the medical school abroad are not reckoned with, the outcome of the exams is an indication that schooling abroad does not make the trainee an expert in its chosen discipline.

Many a times patients are not given proper diagnosis and more often than not this leads to untimely death of the patient.

Government should put in place stricter measures to check quackery in our health facilities, it would go a long way in saving innocent lives.

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