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Police complaints lodged against 22 bogus doctors in Vadodara district

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Posted: Feb 27, 2009 at 0147 hrs IST

Vadodara In a massive surveillance carried out across 11 talukas of Vadodara district, district health authorities have lodged police complaints against 22 bogus doctors practising without certification by the Medical Council of India (MCI).

Four hospitals at Pavi Jetpur were sealed on Thursday for the same reason.

During a two-day investigation, 51 teams comprising health officials and MBBS doctors have scrutinised the authenticity of the degrees possessed by all the doctors in the district.

During the survey it was found that 22 private practitioners were practising without any valid certificates. The district health officials have also sealed four hospitals at Pavi Jetpur which were being run by unqualified doctors.

Moreover, the district health authorities have also sent notices to over 120 ayurvedic and homoeopathic doctors who were found giving allopathic treatment to patients.

All such doctors have been given a notice period of two days to stop allopathic practise and discontinue giving any kind of injectable treatment. “The ayurvedic and homoeopathic practitioners are not allowed to give intravenous injections to patients,” said Bhagwat Itare, the chief district health officer of Vadodara.

During the survey, over 30 doctors were found absconding. According to district health officials, cases were registered against 35 doctors last year. During the recent raids, the authorities have caught over 10 to 15 per cent of the doctors who were found to be practising without MCI permission last year also.

“Raids are part of the state health department’s guidelines. In view of the recent incidence of the spread of the hepatitis B virus because of the use of used syringes, it was decided to carry out an intensive surveillance to contain malpractices in medical field,” said Itare.

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