PMDC cancels registration of two doctors over negligence
- By Shahid Farooq -
- Apr 22, 2019
ISLAMABAD: Taking strict action against doctors’ negligence, Pakistan Medical and Dental Council (PMDC) here on Monday cancelled registration of two doctors over wrong postmortem report, ARY News reported.
PMDC spokes person said that the body took this action during its 194 meeting held in Islamabad today. He told the journalists that the body also approved disciplinary action against 10 other doctors over their alleged irresponsibility and negligence.
The spokesperson said, ” PMDC directed the concerned authorities to take action against the doctors under the criminal act.”
He further said, ” The body has served show show-cause notices on four doctors over complaints of negligence and issued warning letters to 10 hospitals over administrative irresponsibility.”
The meeting also decided to cancel the approval or Rawal Medical College over its failure to meet the standards set by the PMDC, he added.
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