Abstract
doi: https://doi.org/10.12669/pjms.38.4.6021
 How to cite this:Ehsan A, Raza A. Roller Coaster Ride of Teaching Faculty under Pakistan Medical Commission. Pak J Med Sci. 2022;38(4):780-781. doi: https://doi.org/10.12669/pjms.38.4.6021
Highlights
The regulatory framework for Pakistan’s healthcare is evolving
The Pakistan Medical Commission (PMC) Act was designed for regulation and control of the medical profession and to establish a uniform minimum standard of basic and higher medical education and training and recognition of qualifications in medicine and dentistry
The Commission comprises of three bodies namely the Medical and Dental Council (MDC), National Medical and Dental Academic Board (NMDAB), and National Medical Authority (NMA)
Summary
The regulatory framework for Pakistan’s healthcare is evolving. ample gaps arise between anticipated objectives and real-world outcomes, reducing the utility of such decisions and necessitating various interim adjustments as stop-gap arrangements. The origin of the Pakistan Medical Commission (PMC) can be traced back to an akin ordinance titled “Pakistan Medical Commission Act, 2019”, promulgated through a Presidential Order in October 2019. The regulatory policy and approach of decision-makers towards healthcare had started taking shape since .
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