Seti Hospital cracks down on doctors skipping duty for private clinics
Summary
Seti Provincial Hospital has barred its doctors from working at private clinics and other health facilities during official hours after complaints that some were skipping duty. Doctors found violating the directive will face disciplinary action under prevailing laws and service rules.
Key Points
- Seti Provincial Hospital has prohibited doctors from working at private clinics and other health facilities during official working hours.
- The move follows complaints that some doctors were leaving their assigned duties at the provincial hospital.
- Doctors violating the notice will face disciplinary action under existing laws and service conditions.
- The hospital says the directive is intended to improve uninterrupted patient care and service delivery.
