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State govt issued an order following the direction of Orissa HC which says judges find it very difficult to read medico legal reports in “zig-zag handwriting” which has “become a fashion among doctors”
Earlier, the high court, while disposing of a writ petition filed by one Rasa Rasananda Bhoi Vrs. State of Odisha & Others, in its order on January 4, directed the Chief Secretary to issue directions to all the doctors of the state to write the post-mortem report and prescription in capital letter or in legible handwriting. - Odisha Government Takes Steps To Ensure Doctors Write Clear Prescriptions And post-mortem Reports: Details Here
The Orissa High Court recently directed the Odisha Chief Secretary to issue directions to all doctors to write medical prescriptions and medico-legal documents like post-mortem reports in legible handwriting.
It’s been five days since the Odisha train tragedy and families are still waiting for the bodies of their loved ones to be handed over to them. The injuries have made it difficult to identify victims with many claimants for one corpse. Authorities are conducting DNA tests to avoid a mix-up
Doctors of ODIA from Odisha in North America collaborate to provide healthcare to Odia people, as pandemic impacts their livelihood News provided by Share this article - Odia movie star Sabyascahi Misra is interface between the doctors and Odia community BHUBANESWAR, India, Jan. 12, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Doctors' commitment to the health of a patient as well as humanity has been demonstrated in immense measure in 2020, as the pandemic enveloped the globe. The global doctors' community from Odisha responded quickly by embarking on a voluntary mission to help Odia people by working alongside the...