Allied Health...

The university of Peradeniya, Colombo, Sri Jayawardenapura, Ruhunu and Jaffna contributed in the process of commencing 4 year degree programs in above areas, as a mile stone in srilankan education to promote health education according to the internationally recognized standards. They did not just dropped down from the sky,,, as for peradeniya, the course content and the curriculum was developed by a group of expertise in each aspect from the Sheffield Hallam university, uk. And so far has gone well for 4 complete years. Its in the hands of the experts in education reforms to decide the validity or suitability of a degree program, not in the Hand of a trade union , with officials having just a Medical degree. But it seems that they have lost there way in the field of medicine,even not being able to stop the practice of non doctors as real doctors, which has become a headache not only for doctors as well as for patients. Not being able to specify their own profession, how can they poke in to other professions and try to stir it as they wish, thinking that its tie own. That's the problem in my mind.