AIIMS Resident Doctors Urge Immediate Revival of Delhi Medical Council Amid Registration Crisis
Stressing the administrative standstill caused by the non-functionality of the Delhi Medical Council and its impact on doctors working in Delhi, the resident doctors at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi, have urged the Chief Minister of Delhi to restore the functioning of DMC promptly.
The Delhi Medical Council is an autonomous statutory body enacted under the Delhi Medical Council Act 1997 to regulate the practice of the modern system of medicine in Delhi. DMC also ensures that private doctors in the city are following ethical practices. The council comprises 25 members, including eight elected by around 100,000 registered allopathic doctors in the city, one by the 20,000-member Delhi Medical Association, 10 by medical college faculties, four government nominees, and two former officials.
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