The New York Times reported on a case from Sweden that raises the question of who should be a doctor, or who shouldn't be a doctor. The questions arise from several cases in Sweden of people with criminal backgrounds getting into top medical schools. Because medical schools in Sweden are not allowed to conduct background checks, it raises questions or where and when they can limit who practices medicine.
You can find the article here.
What do you think? How should Sweden approach it?
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