Delhi Health Bill likely to be presented in AAP cabinet in January
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The committee, in its draft, has also defined emergency care services for all hospitals and nursing homes.
"The minister has given approval to the Bill, which will be presented in the cabinet in January. Once the bill is implemented, it will help regulate clinical establishments in Delhi," the official said.
The bill, drafted by a committee, was sent to the Delhi health secretary for approval. After being finalised, it was sent to the minister for confirmation, sources said.
The committee, in its draft, has also defined emergency care services for all hospitals and nursing homes.
New Delhi: Health Minister Satyendra Jain has given nod to his department to finalise the Delhi Health Bill and it is likely to be presented in the AAP cabinet by next month, a senior official said. The bill, once implemented, will help regulate clinical establishments and pathological laboratories and in the national capital.
"The minister has given approval to the Bill, which will be presented in the cabinet in January. Once the bill is implemented, it will help regulate clinical establishments in Delhi," the official said.
The bill, drafted by a committee, was sent to the Delhi health secretary for approval. After being finalised, it was sent to the minister for confirmation, sources said.
The committee, in its draft, has also defined emergency care services for all hospitals and nursing homes.
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