Can final year MBBS be posted as Intern in Public Hospitals: MCI to Examine
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New Delhi: The Apex Medical Council is now going to answer the question whether final year MBBS students be posted as interns at the public hospitals in order to ensure availability of healthcare services. The question comes in response to a clause of a healthcare bill that was recently introduced in Lok Sabha.
It is reported that in December 2017, Member of Parliament Baramati, Maharashtra Shri Supriya Sule introduced a bill on Universal Health Coverage(Medical and Financial Assistance)Bill, 2017 in the Lok Sabha. The bill is aimed at providing health insurance and affordable health care services to all the citizens.It also provides for skilling of Women health care workers.
Clause 10 of the said Bill speaks of engagement of Medical students to augment the strength at public hospitals stating
Pursuant to this, the Medical Council of India received a letter dated 23.01.2018 from Under Secretary, Govt. of India, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, requesting that the same may be examined and comments of MCI thereon may be sent.
It is reported that in December 2017, Member of Parliament Baramati, Maharashtra Shri Supriya Sule introduced a bill on Universal Health Coverage(Medical and Financial Assistance)Bill, 2017 in the Lok Sabha. The bill is aimed at providing health insurance and affordable health care services to all the citizens.It also provides for skilling of Women health care workers.
Clause 10 of the said Bill speaks of engagement of Medical students to augment the strength at public hospitals stating
The Central Government shall, in order to ensure availability of healthcare services,
make provisions for permitting final year medical students to intern at the public hospitals.
Pursuant to this, the Medical Council of India received a letter dated 23.01.2018 from Under Secretary, Govt. of India, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, requesting that the same may be examined and comments of MCI thereon may be sent.
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