Survey finds nearly 74 percent doctors in India burdened by clerical workload
The recent survey conducted across medical colleges throughout India has revealed that an alarming 73.9 percent of doctors are doing non-medical work as they have reported facing an excessive clerical workload.
Medical Dialogues had earlier reported that the extensive survey, conducted by the Federation of All India Medical Association (FAIMA), received over 2,000 responses from medical students, teachers, and professors across 28 states and Union Territories, and the findings highlighted significant shortcomings in infrastructure, faculty availability, and the quality of training in newly established medical institutions.
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Nearly 74 percent Medicos in India under excessive clerical workload: Survey
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