Sounds good, but it doesn’t really address our health care needs, as the financial incentives continue to greatly favor specialists.
More medical students simply means further skewing the physician work force towards specialty care.
Instead of expanding or building new schools, I like the idea of offering scholarships for full tuition instead, making medical education free for those who choose primary care as a career.
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