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Japan - Professor receive shady donations for dispatching doctors to hospitals
Japan - Professor receive shady donations for dispatching doctors to hospitals
Professor receive shady donations for dispatching doctors to hospitals
WAKAYAMA -- A professor at a prefectural medical university here received 2.9 million yen from two hospitals in return for dispatching doctors to those institutions, it has been learned.
Re: Japan - Professor receive shady donations for dispatching doctors to hospitals
Hospitals paid salaries of medical university staff in exchange for supply of doctors
WAKAYAMA -- In yet further revelations of a shady monetary relationship between Wakayama Medical University and related hospitals, the latter was found to have covered tens of millions of yen in salaries for the prefectural university's medical office staff.
Re: Japan - Professor receive shady donations for dispatching doctors to hospitals
Medical school staffers in Wakayama take gift certificates from hospitals
WAKAYAMA -- Senior officials at a division of Wakayama Medical University have received gift certificates from hospitals as summer and year-end gifts, the Mainichi has discovered.
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