Guidelines for clinical establishments: SC grants one-week to Kerala govt to file affidavit

The Supreme Court of India has given the Kerala government a one-week extension to submit an affidavit regarding the implementation of guidelines for clinical establishments in the state. This directive comes as the court reviews the state's compliance with regulations aimed at ensuring quality healthcare services. The guidelines are designed to streamline operations and ensure that clinical establishments adhere to standards that promote patient safety and welfare. The court's involvement underscores the importance of regulatory oversight in the healthcare sector, especially in light of ongoing concerns about medical malpractice and inadequate facilities. The state has been tasked with addressing these issues in a timely manner, reflecting the judiciary's commitment to uphold healthcare standards in India. As the deadline approaches, scrutiny will likely increase on how effectively Kerala can implement these necessary reforms.
Originally reported by Hindustan Times India. Read original article
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