Abstract
Health and health care development has not been a priority of the Indian States and it is a wellknown fact that all these facilities, policies and systems of healthcare are an eyewash and restricted to sheer papers. The worst aspect of this situation is that private medical colleges and institutions have become money making machine and in turn they take admissions of even the incompetent and unworthy students in consideration of inordinate fees and donations and as a result the doctors who get their degrees from these incompetent and unethical institutions are authorized to practice who are mostly inept, unskilled and unworthy thereby putting to risk lives of many of their patients. Over the years, the IMA and the MCI have been alleged to be deviating from its motto, thereafter doing little to control the rampant corruption in medical profession and medical colleges/government hospitals etc. Moreover, there is no transparency in their working or accountability for deeds. Medical care is not just a matter of accessibility and affordability but also quality as India prepares to fight the emerging problems of health care. To provide best health care at the lowest possible cost and make health care providers accountable for cost and quality, it is a high time for critical analysis regarding views and perspective of National Medical Commission Bill, 2017.
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