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A doctor has a sign board affixed at a chemist shop

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eMediNexus    09 May 2022

This is professional misconduct.

Lesson: It is improper for a physician to affix a sign board at a chemist shop or in places where he does not reside or work. This constitutes a professional misconduct on the part of the doctor rendering him/her liable for disciplinary action as per provisions of Chapter 7 of the MCI Code of Ethics Regulations. (Regulation 7.13 of the Code of Medical Ethics, 2002)

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