Number of medical graduates per 100,000 inhabitants in South Korea 2001-2020
The ratio of medical graduates to inhabitants in South Korea declined to 7.22 graduates per 100,000 inhabitants in 2020. The ratio thereby reached its lowest value in recent years.
According to the OECD'S definition, medical graduates are students who have completed basic medical education at medical faculties (or comparable institutions) in a given year. In the European Union, for example, basic medical training has to include at least six years of study or 5,500 hours of theoretical and practical training.
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According to the OECD'S definition, medical graduates are students who have completed basic medical education at medical faculties (or comparable institutions) in a given year. In the European Union, for example, basic medical training has to include at least six years of study or 5,500 hours of theoretical and practical training.
Find more statistics on similiar topics in South Korea with key insights such as ratio of nursing graduates to inhabitants and number of practicing doctors.
