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Mandatory Prescription Of Generic Drugs Rule Put On Hold By Medical Panel
The National Medical Commission (NMC) on Thursday put on hold the regulations that make it mandatory for doctors to prescribe generic drugs and bar them from accepting gifts from pharma companies or endorsing any drug brands.
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Doctors To Be Penalised For Failing To Prescribe Generic Drugs, Say Rules
All doctors must prescribe generic drugs, failing which they will be penalised and even their license to practice may also be suspended for a period, according to the new regulations issued by the National Medical Commission.
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Medical Body's New Rules Ban Doctors From Getting Gifts From Pharma Firms
Doctors and their families must not receive any gifts, travel facilities, hospitality, cash or access to recreation from pharma companies or their representatives, commercial healthcare establishments and medical device firms under any pretext.
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H-1B And J-1 Visa Rules Stand In Way Of Medical Response To COVID-19: US Lawmakers
The regulations in H-1B and J-1 visas for foreign workers, including from India, that prevent doctors from providing medical care at locations other than those specifically approved for their immigration status, are standing in the way of strongest possible medical response to the COVID-19, a bipartisan group of 40 influential US lawmakers has said...
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Madras High Court: 'Only MCI Rules For Selection, Grant Of Incentive Marks To In-Service Government Doctors'
The Madras High Court yesterday ruled that MCI regulations alone should be applied in the selection and grant of incentive marks to in-service government doctors for admission to postgraduate medical courses in Tamil Nadu.
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Doctors Will Now Write Generic Drugs Name in Capital Letters
The Centre has amended rules in Indian Medical Council Regulations 2002, directing physicians to prescribe drugs with generic names in legible and capital letters, Health Minister JP Nadda said in Lok Sabha today.
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Mandatory Prescription Of Generic Drugs Rule Put On Hold By Medical Panel
The National Medical Commission (NMC) on Thursday put on hold the regulations that make it mandatory for doctors to prescribe generic drugs and bar them from accepting gifts from pharma companies or endorsing any drug brands.
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Doctors To Be Penalised For Failing To Prescribe Generic Drugs, Say Rules
All doctors must prescribe generic drugs, failing which they will be penalised and even their license to practice may also be suspended for a period, according to the new regulations issued by the National Medical Commission.
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Medical Body's New Rules Ban Doctors From Getting Gifts From Pharma Firms
Doctors and their families must not receive any gifts, travel facilities, hospitality, cash or access to recreation from pharma companies or their representatives, commercial healthcare establishments and medical device firms under any pretext.
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H-1B And J-1 Visa Rules Stand In Way Of Medical Response To COVID-19: US Lawmakers
The regulations in H-1B and J-1 visas for foreign workers, including from India, that prevent doctors from providing medical care at locations other than those specifically approved for their immigration status, are standing in the way of strongest possible medical response to the COVID-19, a bipartisan group of 40 influential US lawmakers has said...
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Madras High Court: 'Only MCI Rules For Selection, Grant Of Incentive Marks To In-Service Government Doctors'
The Madras High Court yesterday ruled that MCI regulations alone should be applied in the selection and grant of incentive marks to in-service government doctors for admission to postgraduate medical courses in Tamil Nadu.
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Doctors Will Now Write Generic Drugs Name in Capital Letters
The Centre has amended rules in Indian Medical Council Regulations 2002, directing physicians to prescribe drugs with generic names in legible and capital letters, Health Minister JP Nadda said in Lok Sabha today.
