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editorial
. 2008 Mar 1;3(1):1–3. doi: 10.4176/071208

Table 1.

Essential Reforms Needed to Improve the Current Libyan Medical Education System

  • Assessment of the ongoing medical education system in terms of facility teaching, quality and manpower.

  • Reform the leadership appointment method, have search committees with transparent agenda make the selection and recommendations (Curriculum vitae, Interview, Recommendation).

  • Increase departmental autonomy and accountability to give them chance to be creative and fully engaged in at the education system.

  • Rehabilitation and updating the administration system and introducing modern technology.

  • Introduction of independent education center to implement continuing medical education, Continuing professional development, soft skills and personal confidence courses and guide the education curricula.

  • Develop guidelines for medical education to be implemented by different hospitals and health education institutions including private sector.

  • Creation of an accreditation body to evaluate medical, dental and health related schools and colleges and giving authority to implement recommendations and sanctions.

  • Have a transparent timeline to implement medical education reforms.