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Undana Graduates 20 New Doctors, Urges Them to Put Patients First

Undana Graduates 20 New Doctors, Urges Them to Put Patients First

Nusa Cendana University inducted 20 new doctors at a ceremony in Kupang, Indonesia.

The university's vice rector urged them to pair medical knowledge with empathy and personal care, including listening to patients.

The graduates completed about six years of medical education, including clinical training and clerkships.

Their competency exam results exceeded the stated passing standards, and one graduate earned the highest overall national exam score.

With this group, the university's medical faculty has graduated 748 doctors since it began.

The new doctors are expected to help improve healthcare, including in remote parts of East Nusa Tenggara.

The university's dean said maintaining the quality of medical education and clinical training is important to prepare graduates for community needs.

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Paul Gabriel TamelanUndana vice rector II
Be physicians who possess empathy; patients need more than just medicine—they also need to be listened to, to see your smile, and to feel your empathy,
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Fearen Finery LudjiGraduate speaking on behalf of her peers
Our journey of approximately six years has not been an easy one; we faced many failures along the way. Yet, during our clinical clerkships, we learned that the most important thing is to serve with heart,
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