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Baryomunsi defends scrapping medical internship allo

Baryomunsi defends scrapping medical internship allo
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Ugandan Health Minister-designate Chris Baryomunsi defended the government's decision to stop paying allowances to medical interns, classifying the internship as professional training rather than employment. He emphasized that the policy is necessary due to the increasing number of medical graduates and limited financial resources.

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This policy change impacts the financial stability of young medical professionals and the overall healthcare delivery system in Uganda.

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The article focuses heavily on the government's justification for austerity measures, providing less space for the perspective of the affected interns.

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