Question

Which one Laws Governing the Commissioning of Hospital not applicable

(A) Draft Delhi Lifts and Escalators Bill 2007

(B) Companies Act 1956

(C) Electricity Rules 1956

(D) sanitation and patients traffic control rules, 1956​

Answer 1

Answer:

Human culture is built upon the formulation of values

that form the basis of an ethical society, honesty, integrity,

respect, pursuit of excellence, civic duty, accountability

and loyalty. Since the dawn of civilization, by trial or error,

it has become established that a society and more so it’s

medical profession, a public oriented and noble profession,

can survive and thrive only by observance and practice of

certain rules of conduct guided by ethical, moral, legal and

social values of land.

Healthcare in Indian features a universal healthcare

care system run by the constituent states and territories.

The constitution charges every state with ‘raising the level

of nutrition and the standard of living of its people and

improvement of public health as among its primary duties. Law

is an obligation on the part of society imposed by the competent

authority, and noncompliance may lead to punishment in the

form of monetary fine or imprisonment or both.

In a survey conducted at Mumbai, eight out of 10 doctors

feel that the laws that govern the practice of healthcare in

India are outdated and even higher majority feels that there

are too many laws and licences that are required to keep

their practice going. A survey among 297 doctors across

specializations says that there are about 50 different laws

that govern the practice of healthcare in India. The study

conducted by Medscape India, a nonprofit trust of doctors,

revealed that 78% of doctors feel that many of the laws that

govern medical practice are outdated. Licences have to be

procured by doctors running a hospital every year