The director general of health services recently issued a directive stating that physiotherapists do not have the right to use “Dr” as a prefix to their names as it is reserved for only registered ...
Physiotherapists are not entitled to use the prefix “Dr.”, which is reserved only for registered medical practitioners, the Director General of Health Services (DGHS) has said in a directive. In a ...
New Delhi, The director general of health services has issued a directive, stating physiotherapists are not entitled to use the prefix "Dr" and that it is reserved only for registered medical ...
Listing the points of concern that have been highlighted, Sharma said in the letter written on September 9 that physiotherapists are not trained as medical doctors and, therefore, should not use the ...
(MENAFN- Live Mint) The director general of health services has recently issued a directive that states physiotherapists do not have the right to use“Dr” as prefix to their names as it is reserved for ...
NEW DELHI: In a U-turn, the Centre has issued a directive to physiotherapists in the country not to use the prefix ‘Dr'. The change in stance came after a strong protest from the Indian Medical ...
Matter regarding directive that 'Dr' is reserved only for registered medical practitioners, is under further examination, official sources say to ANI New Delhi [India], September 10 (ANI): The matter ...
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Health Ministry withdraws directive restricting physiotherapists from using ‘Dr.' prefix, cites further review needed
The Union Health Ministry’s Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) has rolled back its directive barring physiotherapists from using the “Dr.” prefix, just a day after issuing the controversial ...
A total of 374 property owners in 15 streets of the Federal Capital City (FCC), in Abuja, will get fresh Statutory Right of Occupancy (R-of-O and Certificate of Occupancy (C-of-O) on their properties.
Mumbai: A day after issuing guidelines barring physiotherapists from using the prefix “Dr.,” the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) has withdrawn the order, stating that the matter requires ...
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