Health Ministry issues draft rules for hospitals
Looks like after a silence of 2-3 years delhi health minister has tried to address some of our concerns and proposed rules to tame profiteering by private hospitals in Delhi. Attached is the notification. Everyone please share your thoughts? more
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Whoever doctor is in Private setup is in business. Nobody has right to say "how much can he earn." He is not being paid by the government. Therefore,the government has no role of interference in his fee intake or his earnings. It can only ask about his or her tax returns. ________________________________ From: G.C.Mathur Sent: Tuesday, May 29, 2018 5:55:12 PM To: bhatiakanwal@hotmail.com Subject: Commented on "Health Ministry issues dr..." more
May 31
Mr. Kanwal Jit Singh, please elaborate your views on the draft advisory of the GNCTD Health Ministry instead of criticising straight away. What foolishness do you see in it? more
May 29
Here you are mistaken Mr. Kanwal Jit Singh Bhatia that doctor practising medicine private, BUT ON THE PUBLIC LAND PROVIDED ON CHARITY PRICE OF Re.1/- WITH CONDITION TO PROVIDE MEDICAL FACILITY TO 25% OF THE STRENGTH HAS GOT TO BE FULFILLED. The total earnings of the facility have got to be shared with the poor public. more
May 31
KEJRIWAL IS DOING FOOLISH THINGS IN THE WRONG DIRECTIONS. ________________________________ From: Vinita Agrawal Sent: Tuesday, May 29, 2018 11:44:30 AM To: bhatiakanwal@hotmail.com Subject: "Health Ministry issues dr..." more
May 29
Thanks, Vinita. It is quite helpful. However, a few things are brought out for consideration of the Delhi Govt Health Department: i) It has to be remembered that any private hospital is not a "retail outlet" and thus cannot bill the patient for more than their purchase price.These hospitals can charge for their 'registered' services, like, any procedure (surgery). consultancy of a physician, administration of oxygen, injections, et al, and the same should be fixed by NPPA like regulator in the State. (ii) Morgue services include postmortem and it has to be ensured that the postmortem is done by a qualified medico-legal professional and not the morgue caretaker which should be treated as indiginity inflicted to the dead. more
May 29
