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National Exit Test, NEXT, To Replace NEET PG; No Bridge Course For Ayush Practitioners
The National Medical Commission Bill seeks to replace NEET PG with an exit exam in the final year of MBBS.
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Cabinet Removes Bridge Course For Ayush Practitioners
The Union Cabinet on Wednesday removed the provision of bridge course for Ayush practitioners to practise modern medicine, as part of amendments to the National Medical Commission (NMC) Bill, said an official.
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After Bridge Course, AYUSH Doctors To Be Placed As Mid-Level Care Providers
The Ayurveda practitioners and Staff Nurses after being trained in primary care and public Health competencies through the bridge course are envisaged to be placed as Mid-Level care providers in Sub Health Centres.
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Bridge Course Provision In NMC Bill To Address Shortage Of Doctors: Centre
A provision in the draft National Medical Commission Bill of a bridge course for AYUSH doctors to enable them practice allopathy seeks to address the "acute shortage" of doctors in the country, the government has said.
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National Exit Test, NEXT, To Replace NEET PG; No Bridge Course For Ayush Practitioners
The National Medical Commission Bill seeks to replace NEET PG with an exit exam in the final year of MBBS.
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Cabinet Removes Bridge Course For Ayush Practitioners
The Union Cabinet on Wednesday removed the provision of bridge course for Ayush practitioners to practise modern medicine, as part of amendments to the National Medical Commission (NMC) Bill, said an official.
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After Bridge Course, AYUSH Doctors To Be Placed As Mid-Level Care Providers
The Ayurveda practitioners and Staff Nurses after being trained in primary care and public Health competencies through the bridge course are envisaged to be placed as Mid-Level care providers in Sub Health Centres.
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Bridge Course Provision In NMC Bill To Address Shortage Of Doctors: Centre
A provision in the draft National Medical Commission Bill of a bridge course for AYUSH doctors to enable them practice allopathy seeks to address the "acute shortage" of doctors in the country, the government has said.
