In the essay "SARS, a Case Study: Analysis and Suggestions about Taiwan's Medical Education," Huang Kun Yen argues that medical students in Taiwan have two main problems: The first is that more than half are studying medicine on their parents 'orders. Students of this kind don't have a strong sense of mission. When they become doctors, their primary concern is too often not their patients.
黃崑嚴在「藉 SARS 為台灣醫學教育作剖析與建言」一文中提及，台灣念醫的學生有兩大問題，第一，超過半數的學生是奉父母之命學醫的，這種本身使命感不強的人，很難成為時時刻刻以病人為念的醫師。