NO Strike, Dharna, Demonstration against institution: AIIMS Rishikesh demands UNDERTAKING, Resident doctors agitated
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Rishikesh: Slowly getting popular for its series of controversial dictums, another requirement by the AIIMS administration has now come in limelight. The latest controversy comes in terms of demand by the administration of All Indian Institute of Medical Sciences Rishikesh (AIIMS Rishikesh) from the new joiners to give an undertaking that they will 'not participate' in any protest. The undertaking has once again drawn a strong response from the institution's resident doctors
AIIMS Rishikesh had recently given an order making mandatory for all its doctors and allied medical practitioners to wear a scrub suit in OPD, IPD, OT, Trauma and Emergency Wards of the hospital. Entry in these wards without the prescribed dress code (scrub suits) has been strictly prohibited. Moreover, violation of norms will bring disciplinary action. The order had drawn a sharp response from the medicos of the institute who were seen taking to social media platforms and calling the order oppressive.
AIIMS Rishikesh had recently given an order making mandatory for all its doctors and allied medical practitioners to wear a scrub suit in OPD, IPD, OT, Trauma and Emergency Wards of the hospital. Entry in these wards without the prescribed dress code (scrub suits) has been strictly prohibited. Moreover, violation of norms will bring disciplinary action. The order had drawn a sharp response from the medicos of the institute who were seen taking to social media platforms and calling the order oppressive.
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