MBBS Physician Suspended For Three Months By The Medical Council For Using Anesthesia Without A Registered Additional Qualification
A doctor’s license has been suspended for three months by the Chhattisgarh Medical Council after it was determined that he had administered anesthesia to a patient without having the necessary qualified anesthesiologist qualification.
The doctor was found guilty of treating the patient in anesthesiology despite not having the additional training required to be an anesthesiologist, as per the Medical Council’s decision. He holds an MBBS degree. As a result, the doctor’s medical license will be suspended from October 11 until January 10, 2023. The physician worked at Shaheed Hospital in Dalli-Rajhara.
According to a recent story, another doctor at the hospital has also been prohibited from practicing for the following three months due to allegations that he treated a patient without a legal license.
Bhim Singh, president of the Chhattisgarh Medical Council, has issued this directive.
The issue concerns a patient who went away three years ago at Shaheed Hospital while receiving care. The patient’s relatives claimed that the doctor’s failure and medical carelessness were to blame for the patient’s death. The family wrote the health minister and asked him to open an investigation into the situation.
The patient was admitted to Shaheed Hospital on December 12, 2019, for treatment. The doctors told the patient’s relatives that he would eventually regain consciousness after removing him from the operating room. The patient did, however, finally pass away.
In response to the family’s complaint, the council convened a meeting on June 16, 2018, and ruled the accused doctor guilty of negligence on the grounds that he lacked the appropriate training to provide anesthesia while treating the patient.
In response, the council suspended the doctor’s registration for three months in accordance with the Indian Medical Council (Professional Conduct, Etiquette and Ethics) Regulation 2002 Act.
According to a recent media report by Jagran, the deceased’s family members went to Health Minister Shiromani Mathur and requested harsh punishment for the two doctors who treated the patient. The deceased man’s father asserted that his son was in a stable state before the procedure. His condition worsened following the operation as a result of the two accused doctors’ improper care, and he eventually passed away, they claimed.
The publication says that the board has also suspended the registration of another doctor implicated in the case since he too provided care for the patient in a discipline despite lacking the required training.
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