Radiologists allegedly not allowing sonologists to clear PNDT Exam: Health Ministry directs Impartiality
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New Delhi: Taking note of many medical practitioners failing the competency based test required to be allowed to conduct ultrasounds in the country, as well as responding to the allegations that Radiologists not allowing the sonologist to clear the Exam/Test, the Ministry of Health Has written to all the health departments in all the states and UTs directing them to ensure Impartial Implementation of Six Months Training Rules. 2014.
Moreover, In a letter written to the Health Secretaries of all the States/UTs, the Director PNDT, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare has also stated that Pending the completion of the process of competency Based Test/Six Months Training Rules, 2014 the states/UTs may ensure through their Appropriate Authorities to renew registration of existing practitioners with the condition incorporated that the renewal of registration is conditional subject to the outcome of the Competency Based Test/Six Months Training Rules for the concerned Medical Practitioners
Moreover, In a letter written to the Health Secretaries of all the States/UTs, the Director PNDT, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare has also stated that Pending the completion of the process of competency Based Test/Six Months Training Rules, 2014 the states/UTs may ensure through their Appropriate Authorities to renew registration of existing practitioners with the condition incorporated that the renewal of registration is conditional subject to the outcome of the Competency Based Test/Six Months Training Rules for the concerned Medical Practitioners
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