Registration

Actor Anil Kapoor Supports Birth Registration Cause

Actor Anil Kapoor is supporting and has agreed to work as a goodwill ambassador to promote birth registration, as part of the Universal Birth Registration campaign (UBR) launched by Plan India - a child development organization. // The actor unveiled a poster at an event at India Habitat Centre here Saturday, heralding the campaign. Filmmaker Govind Nihalani and Bruno Oudmayer, cou...

Registrations in NHS Dental Register Falls Short of Expectations

Despite lofty claims of sprucing up dental care in United Kingdom, and a munificent grant of ￡45 million for the purpose, nearly 33% of children// still don’t figure anywhere on the NHS dental list. The year ending 31st March saw a steep fall in the NHS registrations, down by a 42000 enrollments. This, notwithstanding the strategies, designed to increase NHS registrations with incenti...

Registration Compulsory For Nursing Homes, Clinics – Says A New Proposed Law By Health Ministr

Government-run health centres, hospitals, nursing homes, Diagnostic centres will soon need to be registered and also adhere to the minimum standards specified by law –// according to a new draft ‘Clinical Establishment Bill’ that has been finalised by the Health Ministry and is being sent to the cabinet for approval. The proposed law will apply to all recognised systems of medicines,...

COAG Gets It Mostly Right On National Registration

The AMA welcomes the COAG decision to adopt much of Federal Government’s preferred model for nine national health professional boards// to run registration and accreditation of training for each of the nine health professions. AMA President, Dr Mukesh Haikerwal, said that overall this is great news for the health professions and their patients. This means there will be nat...

Government to Amend Birth Registration Act

The central government is aiming for 100 percent registration of births by 2010 by amending the Registration of Birth and Death Act 1969 that would simplify the process, an official said Friday. 'Registration at birth is a serious issue as this helps in maintaining a record for a person for his or her lifetime. In India, currently the birth registration record is 64 percent as some...

Government to Amend Birth Registration Act

The central government is aiming for 100 percent registration of births by 2010 by amending the Registration of Birth and Death Act 1969 that would simplify the process, an official said Friday. "Registration at birth is a serious issue as this helps in maintaining a record for a person for his or her lifetime. In India, currently the birth registration record is 64 percent as some...