Madhya Pradesh Medical Council has suspended the registration of Dr Iram Ejaz from the State Medical Register for six months till February 10, 2022. Similarly, the National Medical Commission, New Delhi has recommended suspension of the registration of Dr Shahid Hasan's Medical Council of India New Delhi from the Indian Medical Register for six months.
It was informed by the Commissioner Medical Education Madhya Pradesh and ex-officio President Madhya Pradesh Medical Council Bhopal that after Dr Iram Ejaz erred in the operation of Maternity Farha Khan and displayed himself as Gynecology, Obstetrics and Sterility Specialist on his prescription pamphlets, he became a specialist in Madhya Pradesh Medical Sciences. The Council has been found guilty of the provisions of the Act-1987 and the Indian Medical Council (Professional Conduct Etiquette and Ethics) Regulation-2002.
Similarly Dr Shahid Hassan is registered with Medical Council of India New Delhi only as MBBS. Dr Shahid Hasan, without registering MBBS, MS, MRCS, (England) from Madhya Pradesh Medical Council, makes medical arrangements in the state of Madhya Pradesh and himself on his prescription pamphlets. Laparoscopic, general and trauma surgeons are guilty of the provisions of Madhya Pradesh Medical Council Act 1987 and Indian Medical Council (Professional Conduct Etiquette and Ethics) Regulations 2002.
Madhya Pradesh Medical Council has warned Dr Manmohan Singh Yadav, Prime Hospital, Gwalior that the patient's medical records should be given to the patient or his assistant within 72 hours. On the basis of complaint in one of the cases, Dr Yadav has been referred to the Indian Medical Council (Professional Conduct Etiquette and Ethics) Regulations 2002, Para No. 1.3.2. The patient or his assistant has been asked to give the treatment records of the patient within 72 hours.