NMC lists down Responsibilities of Medical Students Towards Society and National Goals
New Delhi: In the recently released guidelines on "Professional Responsibilities of Medical Students", the National Medical Commission (NMC) has specified the responsibilities of students towards society and national goals.
Medical Dialogues had earlier reported that in the recently released guidelines on "Professional Responsibilities of Medical Students", NMC discussed several issues related to the students including responsibilities related to academic growth, responsibilities related to personal growth, responsibilities towards society and national goals, and support framework to ensure optimal functioning and growth of medical students.
Referring to the responsibilities of students towards society, the NMC Ethics and Medical Registration Board mentioned how medicine is a social and moral endeavour. In this regard, the Guidelines mentioned how the students need to dress modestly and appropriately in all their endeavours.
The Commission also addressed the duties of medical students towards the nation and mentioned, "Students are expected to assist in health services in situations like natural calamities, disasters, health emergencies etc. through proper channels and under supervision. Sense of social service and nationalism should be integral part of medical education."
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