Punjab Makes Uniforms Compulsory for Doctors and Hospital Staff
In practice, the Punjab Healthcare Commission (PHC) has created uniforms mandatory for doctors and other healthcare staff at all medical treatment facilities throughout the province.
In practice, the Punjab Healthcare Commission (PHC) has created uniforms mandatory for doctors and other healthcare staff at all medical treatment facilities throughout the province.
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Under the new directives issued on Friday under Section 4(2)(o) of the PHC Act 2010, all staff throughout Category-I and Category-IIA healthcare establishments in Punjab will be required to wear standard uniforms.
While laboratory personnel will be required to wear white coats, doctors will wear blue uniforms, paramedical staff green uniforms. Sanitation workers have additionally been instructed to wear standardised uniforms. PM's Health Insurance Scheme for Journalists to Launch Shortly.
Meanwhile, the commission has directed doctors and healthcare workers to employ short-sleeved uniforms to assist prevent infections, and has prohibited healthcare staff from wearing their designated uniforms outside hospital premises.
For context, the PHC has issued instructions to all healthcare facilities throughout Punjab to ensure compliance with the uniform requirements. Stay Connected with ProPakistani. Obtain the latest news and stories wherever you prefer. Follow on Google Discover. Follow on Google News Join WhatsApp. See more ProPakistani stories in Google Search and Top Stories.
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