Duty Hours, Dignity & Doctors: Why the Central Residency Scheme 1992 Must Be Implemented Now
Residency Scheme 1992 is not just a phase in a doctor’s journey—it is the foundation upon which an entire medical career is built. It is during this period that a young medical graduate transforms into a responsible[…]
Duty Hour Reform Sparks Nationwide Movement: Maharashtra Leads the Fight for Resident Doctors’ Rights
In a landmark move that could redefine the working culture of medical education in India, Maharashtra has become the first state to cap the duty hours of resident doctors at 48 hours per week and not more[…]
IIT Kharagpur’s MD Initiative: Bridging Technology and Medicine to Transform Medical Education and Revolutionize Patient Care
In a landmark move that could redefine the future of healthcare in India, IIT Kharagpur has applied to the National Medical Commission (NMC) to launch MD (Doctor of Medicine) programs across six key specializations. While this development[…]