Karnataka: Doctors unite to oppose KMC re-registration Move
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Bengaluru: Showing strong dissent to the recent move of the Karnataka medical council of asking doctors to re-register with the state council based on the CME credit system , medical practitioners of the state have resorted the medium of Internet to unite together to oppose the said move.
As reported by TOI, an online petition at change.org is not doing rounds in the social medical circles of the state practitioners to oppose the re-renewal with the council.The petition has found around 1900 supporters( as of now) . The petitioner, one Ravindra Ramaiah, appealed to Karnataka doctors, "Ignorance is NOT bliss & IGNORANCE OF THE LAW IS NOT AN EXCUSE. Please apply your mind and to protect your own interest , VOTE AGAINST THIS ILLEGAL AND UNLAWFUL MOVE BY THE K.M.C TO RENEW THE LIFE TIME PERMANENT REGISTRATIONS."
As reported by Medical Dialogues Team earlier, Karnataka Medical Council had introduces a CME point based renewal system and mandated renewal with the council in the year 2016 with 30 points up the doctor's sleeve.
The KMC website noted
"All the medical practitioners registered with KMC before 1st May 2011 are hereby requested to compulsorily renew their registration before 30th
As reported by TOI, an online petition at change.org is not doing rounds in the social medical circles of the state practitioners to oppose the re-renewal with the council.The petition has found around 1900 supporters( as of now) . The petitioner, one Ravindra Ramaiah, appealed to Karnataka doctors, "Ignorance is NOT bliss & IGNORANCE OF THE LAW IS NOT AN EXCUSE. Please apply your mind and to protect your own interest , VOTE AGAINST THIS ILLEGAL AND UNLAWFUL MOVE BY THE K.M.C TO RENEW THE LIFE TIME PERMANENT REGISTRATIONS."
As reported by Medical Dialogues Team earlier, Karnataka Medical Council had introduces a CME point based renewal system and mandated renewal with the council in the year 2016 with 30 points up the doctor's sleeve.
The KMC website noted
"All the medical practitioners registered with KMC before 1st May 2011 are hereby requested to compulsorily renew their registration before 30th
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