Government takes measures to improve working conditions of resident doctors
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Delhi: Some broad measures have been taken by the cente to improve the working conditions of resident doctors and to increase the availability. The confirmation to this news was given by Dr. Bharati Pravin Pawar, the Minister of State for Health and Family Welfare of India during a Rajya Sabha session on 8th February.
She also gave details regarding several steps taken by the government to ensure the improvement in working conditions of the doctors and to ensure their security. She was responding to the questions asked by Mr. Jose K Mani.
Mr. Joshi asked whether Government has the data regarding the total number of resident doctors across Government-run hospitals in the country. He further asked whether Government has taken any steps to improve the working conditions of resident doctors across Government-run hospitals in the country. Moreover, he also questioned if the Government has any specific plans or proposals to achieve the World Health Organization recommended doctor-population ratio 1:1000 in the country by the year 2024.
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