Medicos Opposing National Medical Commission bill have severe lack of knowledge on it: Study
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Members of IMA Medical Students Network (IMA-MSN) and those who participated in the protest rally, both had low awareness of NMC bill, found the authors
New Delhi: The dissolution of the Medical Council of India and its impending replacement with a newly constituted body-National Medical Commission has indeed become a matter of divide in the medical profession. While the central government has made its intention clear of bringing in the new commission, the Indian Medical Association has been staunchly opposing the move on various grounds, ever since the NMC Bill was put in the public domain.
The IMA opposition led to severe protests and rallies across the country, which saw strong participation from medical students. The IMA highlighted various its opposition on various features of the Bill, including lack of representation of the medical fraternity, bridge course for AYUSH, licentiate exam and many more.
While medicos across the country have shown a staunch opposition to the impending National Medical Commission Bill, there is a severe lack of knowledge on the bill itself amoung the medicos, a recent study has suggested.
New Delhi: The dissolution of the Medical Council of India and its impending replacement with a newly constituted body-National Medical Commission has indeed become a matter of divide in the medical profession. While the central government has made its intention clear of bringing in the new commission, the Indian Medical Association has been staunchly opposing the move on various grounds, ever since the NMC Bill was put in the public domain.
The IMA opposition led to severe protests and rallies across the country, which saw strong participation from medical students. The IMA highlighted various its opposition on various features of the Bill, including lack of representation of the medical fraternity, bridge course for AYUSH, licentiate exam and many more.
While medicos across the country have shown a staunch opposition to the impending National Medical Commission Bill, there is a severe lack of knowledge on the bill itself amoung the medicos, a recent study has suggested.
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